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Since this game wasn't named "Pathfinder: Adventure Card Game: Legacy" I imagine there are few players who bought the game and are comfortable with "defacing" their Character cards when they earn feats. So those handy reference cards quickly become worthless and are replaced by Character Sheets which take up way more table space than needed while playing through scenarios (the Completed Scenarios and Deck List only help between scenarios). Sure, we could print out homemade proxies to mark up, but that would add a sub-par component to an otherwise good looking game.
I know the answer to "why weren't there several duplicates of the Character cards in the base game?" ($$$), but why isn't there a set of spare/duplicate Character cards available for purchase. I would think a "booster pack" of 2-3 copies of each Character card would make players feel a lot more comfortable marking directly on the actual cards (knowing they can keep the original Character cards in reserve and in pristine condition) and I would imagine they would sell well at a reasonable price point.
Anyhow, just throwing that idea out there in case it hasn't been voiced before. Heck, I would be happy to hear that such a product exists and pointed to where I could purchase a pack or two.
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I printed out home made copies, and I think they turned out quite well. I even merged the role card onto the character card digitally and printed those too.
thought I'd throw in that (even though they'd be mechanically different) when S&S and the class decks are released (if you also have Runelords) you'll have 3 Lems, 3 Valeroses, 3 Miresiels, 2 Ezrens, 2 Harsks, 2 Seonis, 2 Kyras, and a partridge in a pair tree ; ). That's of course if you have all the sets.
Put your charater cards in clear sleeves [both sides clear]. Then you can mark the gained feets with a perniment marker. Also lets you use the same card in different groups if you need to.
You could just make the print out of the character sheets and mark away. It's pretty easy to use and free to download.
Here's the link:
I hope this helps. I enjoy having the feel of a character sheet since it reminds me of the pen and paper days.
Put your charater cards in clear sleeves [both sides clear]. Then you can mark the gained feets with a perniment marker. Also lets you use the same card in different groups if you need to.
What kind of sleeves are you using? I have tried using a Sharpie on two types I have and in both cases the markings smudge after very little handling.
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Put your charater cards in clear sleeves [both sides clear]. Then you can mark the gained feets with a perniment marker. Also lets you use the same card in different groups if you need to.What kind of sleeves are you using? I have tried using a Sharpie on two types I have and in both cases the markings smudge after very little handling.
I use Ultra-Pro Pro Fit inner sleeve. Ultra-fine Sharpie. Then insert that into Ultra-Pro Deck Protector sleeve. No smudges.
I've even been able to erase the check marks and redo.