Well, these have been a long time coming (not that they take too long, but that it took me a while to get to them), but here they are!
The changes…
- Updated to reflect the “Essentials” RULES COMPENDIUM information!
- Added the regularly requested “Grabbed” AND the new “Removed From Play” card (replacing the two Ongoing Damage cards on page 2)
- NEW 3rd page containing 9 Ongoing Damage cards (use markers to indicate damage, or write in your own!)
Download links are located under the following screenshot…
Preview Pages 1, 2 and 3
Download Page 1 [PDF] – (Dominated, Stunned, Dazed, Weakened, Blinded, Prone, Immobilized, Slowed, Marked)
Download Page 2 [PDF] – (Dying, Unconscious, Helpless, Surprised, Petrified, Restrained, Deafened, Grabbed, Removed From Play)
Download Page 3 [PDF] – (9 Ongoing Damage Cards)
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Sweet. Putting in a new color cartridge onto the printer…
Awesome cards.
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Excellent stuff. Thanks!
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Awesome! Thanks, this is helpful
I saw the link for these on Robert Schwalb’s site. Great idea, thanks for coming up with them.
Glad you dig em – thanks for stopping in!
Hey – thanks for making these. They are quite nifty.
- Ark
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Fantastic cards, best I’ve seen.
Nitpicky things:
- Would the “Dominated” icon be better served by the black figure having strings extending upward like a marionette?
- The non-active “granting CA”, etc conditions could be even lighter to make sure that, for example, a new player who’s immobilized knows he’s not granting CA.
Used these last weekend! They helped out a lot!
Awesome btw!
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Weem, this is long overdue – thank you for these truly awesome condition cards.
I gave yours some props on the Wizard’s D&D General Discussion boards today, because you seriously deserve them!
“I’ve seen many others, but Weem’s are best I’ve found so far because they have a nice design, some color, a quick, simple visual or icon on them, plus the rules.
Perfect to put right in front of the player or DM as they happen. Efficient, space-saving, and they don’t get in the way of seeing the battlemap or minis.”
Hey thanks for that, I really appreciate it and am glad they are getting used! Which reminds me…
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Thank you so much for this. They are an excellent resource and well made.
Thanks for these!