Again for Dungeons & Dragons, Fourth Edition player characters, I’ve put together an encounter tracker to save roughing up character sheets through repeated erasing.
Consider this an alpha, with suggestions more than welcome.
Current version: D&D 4E PC Encounter Tracker [a0.8.2]
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5 Comments
July 7, 2008 at 00:05
I played a 30 minute demo game of D&D4E at GenCon Oz on the weekend, to walk down memory lane, as it were.
Sadly, I think I’m the only one who got my uber-geek joke (including the WotC rep who ran the game). As characters were being divvied out, the young boy at the table asked “Can I play a bard?”
The answer from the GM was “Sorry, I’ve just got basic characters here – a couple of fighters, a rogue, a wizard and a cleric.”
I piped up quickly, “What, no thri-kreen antipaladin?”
And the audience went quiet.
Sigh.
July 9, 2008 at 14:06
Hey, this is very cool, Chad. Thank you for creating and sharing it!
August 14, 2008 at 21:13
Hey! Looks like your encounter tracker is missing only one thing…. how many TOTAL PARTY KILLS you were responsible for!
hehehe it’s all good was a blast, I love dying.
September 23, 2008 at 14:36
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