Blank Form Fillable Chronicle for Campaign

[Worldbuilder]

Anyone have a blank (non-filled out) chronicle sheet?

I've grown rather fond of this system of loot/xp. While doing traditional XP & perhaps some special loot, I am considering integrating this system into a home game I am starting. Just hand out a chronicle after a game instead of tracking loot & Xp. Also Easy to audit if I smell fishy business. Anyone try anything like this in a campaign? How did it work?

[Craig Stokes]

I have not tried this. I don't think my players would see any value in chronicle sheets. As the only GM, wouldn't you already have a list of the special/magical loot the party has gained? Also, couldn't they just level every 3 sessions without chronicle sheets.

If you REALLY want to use them....I'm just thinking out loud here....perhaps include a summery of the events from that session on them. I think it would be cool, as a player, to have a record of my adventuring exploits. It might help players remember NPCs or locations months down the line. Of course, that means more work for you.

Good luck. If you do try using chronicle sheets, let us know how it works out.

[Eric Clingenpeel]

Just take a Regular chronicle sheet, white out everything that you wouldn't need and scan it in... Officially there are no blank chronicles that you are looking for. Unofficially, I know I've seen one around, but I believe it was requested to be taken down by the Campaign Staff.

[Dylos]

Official word from searching previous threads is that the only official blank chronicle sheets are in older versions of the organized play guide, so you'd have to find one of those.

Mark Moreland wrote:

Please do not make offers to distribute documents that would otherwise be personalized and watermarked outside of the asset management system on paizo.com. If folks want blank Chronicle sheets, they either need to pull them from a previous version of the Guide that they themselves own and downloaded when it was current, or they need to make their own Chronicle sheet using inDesign or another graphic design program.

[WalterGM]

I did this for my old home game last year.

Pros:
Easy to manage wealth, XP, and balance.
Easy to look back and recall what happened on previous adventures. Brought a sense of purpose and closure to each adventure.
Prevented the one player of "questionable" bookkeeping from becoming a cheating problem (again)

Cons:
I used a lot of paper.
Had to spend time doing paperwork when I'd rather have been getting read to sleep :(

Overall, I'd say it worked out well (although I'm not doing it for my current homebrew), especially since I could put in paper things like: "For your heroics rescuiing princess Always Gets Captured, the Mushroom Kingdom spreads word of your deeds throughout the land. You get a +2 bonus on Diplomacy checks made with plumbers, and a +2 on Intimidate checks against goombas."