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<blockquote data-quote="not-so-newguy" data-source="post: 8949152" data-attributes="member: 6786140">Yeah, all the tables that need to be referenced is very daunting. I've spent the past week trying to break things down and identifying what tables will be needed for play during the session. This includes players' spells, crit tables, and the fumble table. I took screenshots of these tables and shared them with the group via blog post.There are 3 crit tables and 1 fumble table needed for play up&nbsp; to Level 2. The Warrior changes Crit table at level 3 and the Dwarf changes crit table at level 4. Every other Class sticks with the same Crit table throughout. Spells are more difficult because there's so much more, but I think sharing the tables with the players via blog post will help by making it the player's responsibility. The idea is that the player can reference these Spell tables through their phone when the time comes to cast the spell.We'll see what happens when the &quot;rubber hits the road&quot; and we start playing. Luckily, I've got a good group of players to test this out.Edit: I would gladly share the blog posts, but I'm not sure if I'm breaking any laws by sharing screenshots of the book</blockquote>

[QUOTE="not-so-newguy, post: 8949152, member: 6786140"] Yeah, all the tables that need to be referenced is [b]very daunting. [/b] I've spent the past week trying to break things down and identifying what tables will be needed for play during the session. This includes players' spells, crit tables, and the fumble table. I took screenshots of these tables and shared them with the group via blog post. There are 3 crit tables and 1 fumble table needed for play up to Level 2. The Warrior changes Crit table at level 3 and the Dwarf changes crit table at level 4. Every other Class sticks with the same Crit table throughout. Spells are more difficult because there's so much more, but I think sharing the tables with the players via blog post will help by making it the player's responsibility. The idea is that the player can reference these Spell tables through their phone when the time comes to cast the spell. We'll see what happens when the "rubber hits the road" and we start playing. Luckily, I've got a good group of players to test this out. Edit: I would gladly share the blog posts, but I'm not sure if I'm breaking any laws by sharing screenshots of the book [/QUOTE]

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