Greville

Here is my first crack at a GM Screen for Rivers of London. It has a three panel layout (each panel is a A4 size) and prints out on 6 sheets of A4. Containing the following tables:
Panel 1
The 4 E's
Stages of a Criminal Investigation
Which Characteristic Should I Use
Skill / Attack Results
Fumble/ Impairment Table
Panel 2
Melee Weapon Chart
Firearms Weapon Chart
Ranged Attack Modifiers
Cover Protection Table
Panel 3
Other Forms of Damage Table (This takes up most of an A4 even using Calibri 10pnt)
Mastered Versus Unmastered Spells

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Here are the tables I used for my home made GM Screen for Rivers of London. I thought they may be useful if you want to make your own player aids.
The file is in the OpenOffice format and should be opened by any modern spreadsheet.
It's a jumbled mess, they're just packed in there higgledy piggledy to be copied into something else.

Needless to say this is a reproduction of material from the rulebook and used under the Chaosium Inc’s Fan Material Policy (see disclaimer below).
This tables document uses trademarks and/or copyrights owned by Chaosium Inc/Moon Design Publications LLC, which are used under Chaosium Inc’s Fan Material Policy. We are expressly prohibited from charging you to use or access this content. This tables document is not published, endorsed, or specifically approved by Chaosium Inc. For more information about Chaosium Inc’s products, please visit www.chaosium.com.

Lots of stories show magicians and wizards turning to the dark in their quest for power. They turn bad in incremental steps as their moral compass shifts more and more askew. Roleplaying games have modelled this in different ways.
A recent thread at BRP Central discussed magical corruption and I put a couple of ideas forward. Here are my house rules for the BRP family of games, now that I’ve had more of a chance to think on it some more.

I love Mythic Iceland, and think it's one of the best gaming supplements I've bought in years. However the character sheet is pretty ugly. Here is my go at a replacement that is a bit easier on the eyes.

It's a two page character sheet, with most things you'd need in play on the front sheet: Stats, Skills, Combat, and Rune Magic. The second sheet is for important, but not frequently needed information like: your family, details about your farm, and your treasure.

There are a few things missing:
I don't use the encumbrance rules so there are no fatigue points.
I'm not using the strike rank rules so the weapons section doesn't have space for them.

Hope you find it useful...

Cheers,
Greville

Here is the character sheet I put together for my fantasy campaign. It's a replacement for the first page of the standard character sheet, the second page is still to come. I've removed some skills and put in a magic section.

This is my first go at a character sheet so any feedback will be gratefully appreciated.