as a new player it's hard for me to keep looking back in the book for my spells. yes over time i will learn them but for a quick reference i think that if there were cards that has the spells for pathfinder, it would make spell casting a little bit faster and not so hecteck.
not sure if this post is suposed to be here but i'm just trying to give paizo a little idea.
I would also like spell cards because they would save my players time and more importantly save me some time. I could just pull out the cards and have them ready for a reminder or rule check.
Now every spell description couldn't fit on a single card. In fact most could not fit on a single card even if the font was rather small. Default format on the back would be a nice alternative This way I could still make on the fly spell lists and have all relative information at hand.
something like this would be very nice:
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Name of Spell
Class level
Save & SR
Casting time
Range
V/M/S
GP costs?
flavor & crunch
page# & book
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Things I would like to see
-color coded borders by class
-Bard deck first
-complete spell lists of core spells as per class
-divide decks into spell levels 1-3, 4-6, 7-9
-spell level 7-9 decks should have lower level spells from other pathfinder products to fill them out.
Talking to Paizo directly now, I buy tons of your stuff the only reason it doesn't say subscriber of this and that is because I patron my local hobby store and love watching the Pathfinder section get more and more selfing every couple orders. I have a personal goal to see it get more shelf space then 4e. I would buy multiple of each set
Actually I was thinking and even the idea I thought of last night would still be horribly unwieldy. So maybe you guys could come up with a deck of wild magic, with art similar to Harrow. Wild magic was always fun in my past games. That and what gnome couldn't benefit from wild magic?
Another idea that would help my dread of creating spell lists would be a deck/book of spell lists. The NPC guide helped me out, and I'm hoping the Advanced Game Mastering Guide is an amazing tool as well.
Anyone know of any other products that help a GM get around making spell lists?
+1 ... I'd love to see some nicely designed spell cards :)
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Caedwyr has some awesome spell cards on this other topic. Great art and on 4x6 cards (easier to read). I HIGHLY recommend these.
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Anyone know of any other products that help a GM get around making spell lists?
Here's a website that generates NPCs for DnD3.5, incliding their spell lists.
Or you can use Role-Playing Assistant, it has a good randomizer for Wizard spell books, among other useful tools.
Thous links would be a perfect fix, but I don't normally run my game at/near a PC.
for now I guess I'll have to wait for the spell cards to be finished, I'm hoping they wont cost much to have them printed out at Staples.
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Thous links would be a perfect fix, but I don't normally run my game at/near a PC.
for now I guess I'll have to wait for the spell cards to be finished, I'm hoping they wont cost much to have them printed out at Staples.
I have a working spell card solution in the form of a spell card generator! You can customize the cards to fit your taste, and even create your own cards!
Best of all, its 100% free, no strings attached.
You can access it here:
Perram's Spellbok
(Oh, and thanks d20pfsrd.com for posting the link before, just making the link a bit more obvious.)