It's not you, it's me. Specifically it's my cashflow.
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Just about to start a 4E game, and I'm wondering if anyone's found a good way of tracking status effects? Seems to me all of the players are going to want to know what monsters are marked/dazed/etc. and I was wondering if anyone's come up with a way to make this obvious.
Just started my PFRP playtest, and when I got the battlemat out for the first fight (Oh, those naughty Goblins!) I thought: You know, diagonal movement's a bit of a pain. 5' of movement, then 10', then 5', then 10'... So I decided for this playtest I'd try making a square of diagonal cost 5' of movement down the line. It made the fights much faster and more fun that in the 3.5 game I'm currently playing in. So: thoughts? Anyone else tried it? And if so, did you standardise on 5' or 10' per diagonal step?
Bah. The messageboards weren't showing my first post for a while. Now they both show up. It's possible there may be more of these.
Hiya You asked me to drop you a line if #6 still hadn't arrived by the time #8 was getting ready to ship... Still no sign of it. Piers
I was starting to get worried. |