I've set up a simple sheet to help players remember what they can do. I'll try to have some more references up soon.

Quick Reference

sumqui said:

son of a *****! thank you so much! I was a quarter of the way with mine. Thanks for saving me time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah nice time saver. Thanks.

Sweet, thanks for that! This is really nice and concise. I am going to include it in my GM Screen

Great work, and thanks for sharing, I should note that the conversion chart at the top of page one has a couple of errors - 7 on the diff die should be two threat and 4 on the challenge die should be two failure.

cheers

Mike

Hey Mike,

Thanks for the info, I'll try to get that updated and reposted.

Very helpful. Thanks a lot!

I was trying to put something like this together myself, and getting nowhere fast.

Thanks a bunch for saving me a lot of time and grief.

Thank you soooooo much! You saved me a LOT of work!

Another minor typo that myself and Cyril noticed during his Skype session was in the "1 Advantage or Triumph" section, the "Add a boost die to next active character's roll" should read "Add a boost die to next active allied character's roll"

Given that half of the group didn't have access to the book, that kinda threw some of us (me especially, as I was referencing the cheat sheet rather than the book) off.

Please post when the updates/corrections are done? I am very interested in this, especially for teaching new players the fundamentals (since the books are now sold out and the dice are still beyond the horizon).

Warlander said:

Same here!

Pdf has been updated. It uses the same link above.

Let me know if you see anything else.

Updated Sheet

Again, thanks so much for putting this together.

Just wondering… do I have to create a dropbox account to download this to my computer?

I am having a difficulty getting it on my computer (the pdf of it)… I am rather not used to the whole dropbox thing.

Stacie_GmrGrl said:

Nope, you should be able to download it using the Download button. However, instead of saving it directly to your computer, open it up in your PDF reader of choice, and then save it.

Thank you, this sheet is great. I created a Dropbox account, quite easy and seems useful.