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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/5546-10-hex-Hex.png This sheet is A4 landscape, 10 hexes from side to side. The hexes are numbered by column and row, so hex 5.7 would be the fifth column, seventh row. It has lined areas on each side for note-taking convenience. There's a cartouche at top...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/5546-10-hex-Hex.png This sheet is A4 landscape, 10 hexes from side to side. The hexes are numbered by column and row, so hex 5.7 would be the fifth column, seventh row. It has lined areas on each side for note-taking convenience. There's a cartouche at top...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/5546-10-hex-Hex.png This sheet is A4 landscape, 10 hexes from side to side. The hexes are numbered by column and row, so hex 5.7 would be the fifth column, seventh row. It has lined areas on each side for note-taking convenience. There's a cartouche at top...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/5546-10-hex-Hex.png This sheet is A4 landscape, 10 hexes from side to side. The hexes are numbered by column and row, so hex 5.7 would be the fifth column, seventh row. It has lined areas on each side for note-taking convenience. There's a cartouche at top...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/5546-10-hex-Hex.png This sheet is A4 landscape, 10 hexes from side to side. The hexes are numbered by column and row, so hex 5.7 would be the fifth column, seventh row. It has lined areas on each side for note-taking convenience. There's a cartouche at top...

I love miniatures and I've been collecting them for decades, but although my collection is very extensive, it always seems that I don't have quite the mini I want for a specific encounter, or I don't know where it is. You could say that I could just substitute another mini for it and let...

No problem, hope you get good use out of it :)

It's not something I'd thought about, but I guess it could be considered an extension of necromantic magic. It would have to be the same sort of power level as other energy-draining spells, plus a bit to account for the fact that you get to make use of the energy being drained. I see no reason...

You make a good point — I shall have to do some calculations. Something else that was suggested is the advantage that high-hit-point casters (e.g. clerics) would have. That could be balanced, I think, by focusing the creation of magical power reserves more, perhaps exclusively, towards arcane...

OK, here's my initial plan for hit-point costs for spell-use. To cast any spell, it costs you (1d6 + spell level) points, which comes off your maximum hit-point total. Note that point: off your MAXIMUM hit point total. That means that magic use may actually cost you hit-points, but more...

In ship-board combat, a miss with a destructo-ray or explodium grenade is inevitably going to damage something else — maybe something important, like life support controls. If it's a culture that uses fields for ship armour, it might even punch right through the hull. In that situation, if you...

That's great, thanks so much. I was just thinking about doing something similar, and now I don't have to. :)

I know. As my campaign proceeds, and I get more experience with 5e, my house rules increase. That's why I haven't updated this file any more; the information I present on it is getting to be divergent enough from canon that the current state of the screen would be of less and less use to anyone...

I'm pretty happy with the way skills are handled in 5e; I've never been very fond of super-detailed and/or prescriptive skill systems, regardless of how "realistic" they may purport to be. Having said that, I am quite happy for my players to set out to get training in new skills in-game, but...