Handy Tools

[azrael71]

I know when I play I have a few handy tools to make the game flow easier.
In my arsenal are a comprehensive spell book for all the armies both trial and official along with a laser pointer and measuring sticks one for cavalry and one for infantry.
But do any of you guys use others for example condensed reference charts that may be needed.

If so let's see them, it might form the basis of a useful user toolset.

Mick

[Claus]

Carton sheet to define charging ankle we use in every game.
With this small tool it´s easier to define if you are getting in the edge, rear or front.....and where you have to move to be in the right charging position for it.

I also have all the time the "Blunder" table next to me...it helps a lot because it´s not that easy to find in the RB.

Cheers
Claus

[The Dog]

Warmaster Detailed Reference Sheet for the Living Rule Book (LRB) in a pdf

It includes
- a detailed list of events that occur in game order
- the Blunder Table
- references page numbers in the LRB to speed up game play

Link with download here.
http://www.sg.tacticalwargames.net/forum/index.php?topic=1444.0
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[azrael71]

great work.
Don't quite understand why I missed this in the first place?

[David Wasilewski]

Don't forget tokens for confused units. Our group also uses tiny dice to record how many hits are carried over from melee to melee.

Dave

[azrael71]

@David, yes we use those too, made ours our of the tops of coat hangers that give the sizes (cuboids).

@Dog, the sheet is great, could it also include the chart for when a unit can return to battle after leaving from a table edge?