New Full Thrust Sheet.

Scott Field writes:
>Pete writes:

>>	When our gaming group plays, we use printouts of our sheets
inserted
>>  in clear vinyl holders.  We mark them with grease pencils and erase
them 
>> when 
>>  the game is over.  One of the things we discovered was that the
grease 
>>  pencils were too big to use in the tiny order boxes.

>Why not just use water-based marker pens? You can usually find them
with
>fairly fine tips, and they wipe off with a damp rag (as long as you
don't let
>them sit for months or so.) 
>
>Scott Field

	We used to use them but it requires a wet sponge or towel to
erase.
This isn't a problem at the end of the game but during the game, erasing
a marked off damage system when damage control does it's job can be a
little
tricky.  What most people end up doing is wetting their finger and
erasing
it that way.  Come the end of the game you've got a colored finger.

	Grease pencils rub off easily without wetting that's why we use
them instead.  I suppose it's just a matter of preference though. 
There's
no reason why you couldn't use the water-based marker pens as well.

Pete