Jan26
Condition Cards
One accessory I’ve found incredibly handy for tabletop roleplaying games is condition cards. The Dungeon Master might have a screen with all the pertinent information available, but the players have to rely on notes or the rulebooks, and flipping through on a regular basis can be annoying. And if the DM doesn’t want the screen separating them from the players, or is using a screen that doesn’t spent valuable space listing conditions, they might also rely on the books.
The simple solution: cards. Easily printed and distributed to players when a condition strikes. Or, if playing an online game, easily pulled up in a tab to reference during play.
Revised:
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Original:
Last updated January 3rd, 2016
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David: Is there anyway to get a PDF of these cards? Especially the revised set. Thanks!…Tony
That’s a good idea. It should be easy enough to do; I’ll post them in a day or two.
Thanks, I tried to export the jpg to a word document so i can print them out on heavy cardstock and laminate them..the font size and card size is still “small” for these middle-aged eyes. So if it helps, I figured a pdf would have normal sized font etc. for printing out. Thanks!
Deafened has a typo. Says “You can’t hear and automatically fail checks that require healing” when it should be hearing not healing. Awesome work by the way love these condition cards.
Thanks and bugger…
Funny though, I’ve been using them for months, and no one else noticed.
Nice cards.
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Unconscious, not Unconcious. Great cards and thanks for providing them!