ARMOR CARDS by Khan

khan
#1

Fellow Lumpies,

I just released ARMOR CARDS on drivethru for free.

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Personally, I don’t like asking players their armors each and every single time. I’d like to kill them without any interruptions please. :laughing:

To that end, I designed these cards. Print them, cut them and use them at your table to bring efficiency to your TPKs!

The cards are numbered from 7 to 30 because I wanted to make these as generic as possible so the poor D&D and Pathfinder guys can use these too.

As always, I included blank cards for your different needs like AD&D or similar. If there is such a request, I can add more numbers (like negative ones for AD&D) any time.

As always, have fun!

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#2

These are cool man. The only thing I was going to ask for is a way to track temporary AC’s like when a spell gives +2 armor to NEAR allies, but I think an easy solution is to just add “counters” like dice, marbles, or chips on top of the card. So I could just look at it and think, ok your AC is 16 but there are 2 counters on it so it’s 18 at the moment. Unless you see an easier solution, but I think that would work nicely.

#3

Thanks man!

Putting a die as a counter or putting chips in front of the card is a fine solution. Maybe a better solution might be replacing the card altogether with the adjusted value like +2 on 14 ARMOR becoming 16 ARMOR and putting a timer die in front of it?

Otherwise you’d have to put the bonuses/penalties as separate smaller cards or something like that. I can make them as tents with + and - numbers on them like I did with https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/302557/Timer-Sheet.

This certainly requires feedback from the community. If fellow lumpies demand it or something similar, they shall have it.

#4

Yeah I think personally I’m good with the way they are. I plan on laying them flat anyways so I’ll either do the chips or just lay a different card over the top of it for temporary effects. If i see two cards stacked, I will know that the top card is temp.

#5

Laying them flat solves that problem indeed. I was thinking about solutions for when the cards are upright.

#6

I’ve been writing AC on index cards. Like these better. Thank you.

#7

Thank you Khan, these will be great for my table game.

#8

@Shadymutha @DSMyers
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