Standard for memory points?

KevinJ · 03-25-2020, 02:42 PM

As a GM I control all official character sheets. This isn't as bad as it sounds. I created character sheets that exist on my computer. I print them out for my players. When they make significant, or just enough small changes, I modify the original to reflect these changes and print out new versions.

One section of the character sheet is the Talent list. This has the name of the Talent followed by the cost, either 1PT or 250XP, and the IQ needed to 'learn' the talent. The way a Talent is learned is pretty unimportant during play.

Another section is the full text of each Talent or Spell the character knows. This reduced the need to pass books around, since the player can just consult the text in their character sheet booklet to determine if something does or does not fall under a given talent.

03-25-2020, 02:42 PM	#18
KevinJ Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Arizona	Re: Standard for memory points? As a GM I control all official character sheets. This isn't as bad as it sounds. I created character sheets that exist on my computer. I print them out for my players. When they make significant, or just enough small changes, I modify the original to reflect these changes and print out new versions. One section of the character sheet is the Talent list. This has the name of the Talent followed by the cost, either 1PT or 250XP, and the IQ needed to 'learn' the talent. The way a Talent is learned is pretty unimportant during play. Another section is the full text of each Talent or Spell the character knows. This reduced the need to pass books around, since the player can just consult the text in their character sheet booklet to determine if something does or does not fall under a given talent. __________________ So you've got the tiger by the tail. Now what?