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Oh my God, I remember Nash Roberts! I lived in New Orleans and Long Beach, MS, as a kid for several years. Dad went to Tulane for his medical degree. I still miss the Gulf Coast and Mardi Gras. And my Saints. I can't see them up here unless I watch them play the Patriots.

Aberzombie, I agree. The tracking was great; it was why so many of the islanders left this time. Of course, those who left will have to deal with finding out exactly how much damage was done to our houses, and my brother will have to figure out exactly how he's getting to his own wedding up the beach next week. Ah, well. Life's little innovations are made in such ways.

tle far from where the non-gaming world views things, in general.

3x5 cards are, after all, the epitome of organization, just ask any public speaker or scientific researcher.

It isn't the 3x5 cards you are really objecting to, it is a lack of organization....

I am using Hero Lab to hold my PCs, now, since the spreadsheet I used to use has not been fully updated for many of the more recent releases, and I don't want to spend the time to do it myself.

On the other hand, Hero Lab does some very ...odd... things on their character sheet printout, and I have noidea how to personalize it to add the things I need/want it to show.

I see what you're saying. I think at a Con I'd advise a player to at least have a character sheet a GM can audit, just in case. I wouldn't be opposed to a player using the cards at the table, though, if it's his favorite method, and if I were running a recurring group at an FLGS or at home, I definitely wouldn't have a problem.

(For the record, I agree with you on HeroLab's output, too. They do not have the capability to personalize printout sheets yet, but assure us that it's coming.)