When you GM how do you keep track of conditions and other ongoing effects?
Just what the title says.
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I play about 75% of my games on Foundry and let the automation track them for me.
When I GM in person I really like to use the path builder 2e encounter builder, it works amazingly well
https://pathbuilder2e.com/encounters.html
Wow! I never even knew that existed. Thanks.
Makes me wonder what else is hiding on that site…
The Castle Ravenloft boardgame comes with a few "wound" markers. Which are cardboard tokens that have a 1, and a semi-circular cutout at the bottom that let's it easily sit next to miniature bases. I use these as reminders for any status effect going on for a creature, and stack them for effects that count down every turn.
Reminds me of Matt Mercer and the Gatorade rings
He is truly the Lord of the Rings
Ah, okay. Thank you for your reply.