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[5E] Made some printable spell cards(Paladin), would love some feedback (link inside, please use)

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Posted Dec 9, 2017, 8:16 PM UTC · edited

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ULTRAAssassian•

As someone who isn't currently playing a Paladin (of Tymora because that's not how Paladins work) I appreciate this and will have the finest of bards sing from mountaintop to mountaintop about this marvelous, marvelous print.

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AkecheBarbarian•

These are excellent. It wouldn't be terribly difficult for me to edit them and make them work for anything because of the clean, simple design.

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NobleGryphus•

Excellent work my next character was going to be a redemption paladin and I will definitely be putting these to use. Do you happen to have any for other classes as the design behind them is great and looks like it could accommodate different classes. This also would make a great DM tool for building actual spell books for NPCs

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failbyeOPDM•

Currently working on Sorcerer and Bard next. These take a bit more time as they have more spells but at the same time a lot of the spells span several classes making each consecutive class quicker to complete. The idea is to slowly work my way through all spells for all classes.

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failbyeOPDM•

Just added the full set of cantrips, you may find it useful. Link in Op.

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NobleGryphus•

I appreciate the heads up I will definitely be saving these

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ThayloDM•

Magic weapon is listed as ritual, but it is not a ritual spell. otherwise these look great, printed them off and will be using them for my paladin :)

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failbyeOPDM•

Oh, my bad. Thanks for the heads up, I'll fix it tomorrow morning and update the file.

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failbyeOPDM•

On second thought I elected to fix it sooner rather than later. The link now contains the fixed and updated file. Let me know if you find any other mistakes.

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