TOPIC: Suggestion about training room charts for casters

This year was my second time at GenCon, and my second year of True Dungeon. I did all three new adventures, and had a grand time! Thank you for running these fun events.

I also have a suggestion for future years, which would be pretty easy to implement, and would help out a lot for players. I play a wizard, and when I was memorizing the chart of the planes, it was great that I could flip it to the other side, and have a blank chart to quiz myself on. But it seems that the wizard chart is the only one set up like that! Another person was playing druid, and had to try to cover up the names with one hand while working on it to test himself.

Can you make all of the learning charts be two-sided the way the wizard ones are?

I second this request.

For cleric beads, the ideal solution would be to have a second unlabeled set of beads on a string (like the actual DMs have) hanging on the wall, but an almost as helpful and essentially free alternative would be literally just a circular piece of cardboard cut to the appropriate size to cover up the names on the existing wheel.

This feels like one of those "so obvious, why hasn't it been done before?" kind of things.

Great idea, Zorblak!

Yeah, this is a really good idea. It's always a pain to try and quiz yourself on the beads, leaves, and bardic symbols.

Especially for leaves and bardic symbols, it would be awesome to have flash cards in the training room with the picture on one side and the answer on the other.

Zorblak wrote: Can you make all of the learning charts be two-sided the way the wizard ones are?

I have been asking Jeff for those for years and will continue to do so until we have them.

Druegar wrote:

Zorblak wrote: Can you make all of the learning charts be two-sided the way the wizard ones are?

I have been asking Jeff for those for years and will continue to do so until we have them.

As a (maybe former) training room coach I tell my parties that feedback good or bad long as it's honest and that the higher ups will listen to them far more than me. They're (Druegar) used to me squawking.

Druid here . . . this. Yes please. I actually flipped the board over whispering, 'maybe this year...'