Details
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Type:
New Feature
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Cancelled
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Affects Version/s: Unscheduled
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: fo/PDF - Spellbook Fantasy
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Labels:None
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Environment:all
Description
To reduce the overall number of pages for a high level wizards spell book, I believe that printing it at two pages per A4 sheet, but with a slightly larger font to keep it readable, would work.
The 'school' column could be wider, and the 'source' column could be narrower - to reduce the overall line count.
Comp & Spell resistance columns could also be narrower to help.
More detail:
The 'School' column normally spans 2 or 3 (sometimes 4 - see 'Daze') lines, while the
'Source' has a wide column and generally only takes up one - well, it does on
mine as I've .MOD all the spells so its showing just "PHB: P.xxx" as
appropriate, rather than the default "srd_blah.rtf".
Could the widths of those two columns be adjusted more appropriately to show the
'usable' content? - how many people actually care if the 'srd_blah.rtf' source
column wraps anyway? Could it be dynamic based on the content of the column?
If 'School' column was wider, this could condense down into just 1 or 2 lines.
The 'Comp' and 'Spell Resistance' columns could be narrower to help make room?
All that could save a fair few lines over a full spell book, which is becoming
quite a book to print out at each level up ! ![]()
Is this still valid with the new condensed spell sheet?