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More than one suffix?
- Thread starter Merion
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Well, for my campaign world I created a lot of different gods, like dozens. My players love it, but I myself have a hard time tracking them all. Right now, I have them all arranged under a religous group topic and sorted them by name and added a suffix that tells at a glance what their domain is (agriculture, trade, metal crafting, etc.).
But as we are playing Pathfinder and our Paladin fell from grace and is now an insinuator, alignment suddenly matters a lot more. So I wished I could add another suffix to see the alignments of the gods (and thus most of their followers) without having to open a tab each time or keep a tab with a respective table open all the time.
I guess I could use prefixes, but as I keep my navigation pane sorted by them, it will change the order of the gods that I'm now quite used to...
But as we are playing Pathfinder and our Paladin fell from grace and is now an insinuator, alignment suddenly matters a lot more. So I wished I could add another suffix to see the alignments of the gods (and thus most of their followers) without having to open a tab each time or keep a tab with a respective table open all the time.
I guess I could use prefixes, but as I keep my navigation pane sorted by them, it will change the order of the gods that I'm now quite used to...
If it's important enough to be able to see alignment and portfolio at a glance, it sounds like a perfect use for a table. (The sort of table I'd print out and put on the inside of my GM's screen, though that might not work with dozens of gods. :)
Spaces and punctuation are allowed in suffixes if you just want to see both in the Navigation Pane.
Spaces and punctuation are allowed in suffixes if you just want to see both in the Navigation Pane.
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That's it! It's so simple and obvious, why didn't I think of it?!?
Side note: this happens far to often to me, I need a facepalm smiley
