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Posted by ElLoboGordo on Saturday August 9 2008, @07:31PM
As a GC, how do you prefer your missions laid out? What's most user friendly for you?

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NPCs Posted on Saturday August 9 2008, @07:32PM
Where do you like your NPC stats? In the back of a mission in an appendix, or included within the scene where they appear?
Re: Mission Templating Posted on Monday August 18 2008, @10:54PM
I prefer either a tear off sheet that I can make notes on, or having them right with the pages that I am using at that time.
Re: Mission Templating Posted on Tuesday August 19 2008, @04:01PM
So...both. :)
Re: Mission Templating Posted on Tuesday August 19 2008, @04:28PM
Yeah both work. Basically the decision comes in on whether or not the NPC sheet could be disposable, and thus the mission data would just need a new NPC sheet printed to be used again, or if you want notes scribbled on the page where all the mission data is itself.
Re: Mission Templating Posted on Tuesday August 19 2008, @04:51PM
I'm okay with them at the back, principally because oft times, an NPC can appear in multiple scenes, so it doesn't make too much sense to anchor them to a scene. Also, I like having them on one sheet so when I do the Threat Level lookups, it's all on one page.
Re: Mission Templating Posted on Wednesday August 20 2008, @05:10PM
Plus, on the separate page, you just need to print out a few copies of that one NPC section and the rest is reusable with out having to worry about erasing notes, etc.
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