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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Great for keeping track of your NPCs
11 Sep 2011
Format:Cards
I use these and the other 2 packs of face cards in my weekly Dungeons and Dragons games. As I write my sessions or read my pre made sessions I pick out the Face Card most appropriate for every major character and I put them on a magnetized dry erase board, my "Murder Board". I mark the players in pink magnets, the helpful NPCs in green, and the bad guys in red.
I also use the Paizo item cards to keep track of pertinant plot items and unidentified potions and magical items the players have.
As of yet, in this pack and the other 2 sets of face cards (Enemies, and Urban NPCs), there is not alot of diversity, most of the pics are human. A few dwarves, a couple halflings, and only 1 male gnome out of all 3 sets.
As a GM, it makes it easier to keep track of all the plot points, and my players arent as confused about who is doing what, and why they are doing what they are doing. I reccomend putting the cards in penny sleeves as the magnets could scrape off some of the image.
I also use the Paizo item cards to keep track of pertinant plot items and unidentified potions and magical items the players have.
As of yet, in this pack and the other 2 sets of face cards (Enemies, and Urban NPCs), there is not alot of diversity, most of the pics are human. A few dwarves, a couple halflings, and only 1 male gnome out of all 3 sets.
As a GM, it makes it easier to keep track of all the plot points, and my players arent as confused about who is doing what, and why they are doing what they are doing. I reccomend putting the cards in penny sleeves as the magnets could scrape off some of the image.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Not quite what I expected
12 April 2011
Format:Cards|Amazon Verified Purchase
There is nothing wrong with these cards. They are just not what I expected which is why I gave them 3 stars. I was hoping for unique art but instead it is art found in other Paizo products.
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