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Weather: Otherwise I'd forget to describe the weather.

Lingering Injuries: Table related to Massive Damage.

System Shock: Table related to Massive Damage.

Massive Damage: We use this DMG variant rule with a little homebrew flair that allows players to choose between System Shock or Lingering Injuries when they receive or deal massive damage.

Potion Miscibility: Variant DMG rule on mixing potions we use.

Potions of Healing: How much they heal and cost.

Concentration: How does anyone function without this on their DM screen?.Scroll Mishaps: A variant rule I use for failing to use a spell scroll that's of a level higher than you can cast.Spell Scrolls: Rules on reading and copying spell scrolls.Expensive Material Components: A list of spells (not updated since XGtE) that have components that cost 100gp or more.Special Attacks: Disarm, Grappling, Opportunity Attacks, Unseen Attackers, etc.Combat Actions: Attack, Cast a Spell, Dash, Disengage, etc.

Armor: Includes all the regular armor plus a few of my own homebrew items such as the armored coat, brigandine, buckler shield, and tower shield.Weapons: Includes all the regular weapons plus the firearms from the DMG.Falling Distances: A little bit of math incorporating terminal velocity to see how far you fall in certain amounts of time.Special Types of Movement: Climbing, Falling, Jumping, etc.Conditions: Blinded, Charmed, Deafened, etc.Five landscape 8.5"x11" pages of tables I use for my DM screen.