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A Roleplaying game of perilous adventure!
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How big is the Bestiary in the core set of WFRP 3rd ed ?
by Armrek
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22 August 2009 - 10:57:28
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Monster cards are handy. One of the guys in our group used the D&D minatures (which come with stat cards) in a game he ran. It made it very easy for him to consult monster stats because he had them right there, without having to crack open a single book. 1st edition Earthdawn did this as well and I've found in quite handy when running that game.
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You know, monster cards would be useful, especially if you had all the rules stuff on it and then a book and page reference. That way most of the time you would only need the card, but even if the monster was detailed in a supplement it would be quicker to find.
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