| John Robey |
If you're familiar with 4E, then you're probably familiar with the famous "page 42" of the DMG, which contains your "go to" table for quickly figuring skill DCs, improvised hazard damage, and whatnot. This is a GM's second best friend (after +2/-2), and I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't something similar for Pathfinder. So I put this together using the "Monster Stats by CR" as my starting point.
Feedback welcome and desired. :)
-The Gneech
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Agreed.
Perhaps setting the open paren as the delimiter to use when centering the column? (Instead of using the default decimal point.)
I would also do the LowAtk and HiAtk columns as right-justified so that the digits line up nicely.
Very nice, though. I may add a macro to MapTool that brings up this information in a dockable frame so it can be in front of me when I'm prepping for a game...
d20pfsrd.com
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If you're familiar with 4E, then you're probably familiar with the famous "page 42" of the DMG, which contains your "go to" table for quickly figuring skill DCs, improvised hazard damage, and whatnot. This is a GM's second best friend (after +2/-2), and I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't something similar for Pathfinder. So I put this together using the "Monster Stats by CR" as my starting point.
Feedback welcome and desired. :)
-The Gneech
Do you mind if I reproduce this on d20pfsrd.com?
| Klaus van der Kroft |
Fantastic job indeed, chap! Already printed and stored for my game tomorrow. Since I like to do a lot of improvisation (and my players are experts when it comes to choosing the less expected route possible, so it's not like I have a choice in the matter), this comes as bread from the sky.
Most appreciated. Buttock-impacting job.