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    This simple yet ingenious device makes the Count Up even easier to track. Now, instead of adding your modified weapon speed to the current count and then remembering to go again on that second, you simply act when the arrow tells you to, then put your token on your speed; no math required. It was invented by Zorbal on Kenzer & Co.'s forums (http://ow.ly/aLtyl), but this file was created by me using CadStd, gimp, OpenOffice.org, and CutePDF.

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    This simple yet ingenious device makes the Count Up even easier to track. Now, instead of adding your modified weapon speed to the current count and then remembering to go again on that second, you simply act when the arrow tells you to, then put your token on your speed; no math required. It was invented by Zorbal on Kenzer & Co.'s forums (http://ow.ly/aLtyl), but this file was created by me using CadStd, gimp, OpenOffice.org, and CutePDF.

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    HackMaster 5e Count Up Tracker

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    Frank Wilcox, Jr (fewilcox)
    This simple yet ingenious device makes the Count Up even easier to track. Now, instead of adding your modified weapon speed to the current count and then remembering to go again on that second, you simply act when the arrow tells you to, then put your token on your speed; no math required. It was invented by Zorbal on Kenzer & Co.'s forums (http://ow.ly/aLtyl), but this file was created by me using CadStd, gimp, OpenOffice.org, and CutePDF.

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    Invented by Zorbal from the Kenzer & Co. forums (http://ow.

    ly/aLtyl) This document 2011-12 CC-BY Frank Wilcox, Jr (fewilcox) HackMaster 2001 and the Count Up system 2009 Kenzer & Company, Inc. TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out both circles. Use a brad to pin them together through their centers with the smaller one on top. Make sure the two wheels can turn easily without slipping. TO USE: Roll initiative then put each character's token on the appropriate place on the wheel. The inner track is 10 higher than the outer track so, for instance, the arrow's outer track means 0 or "now", while its inner track is 10. Resolve all of the actions on the arrow's outer track and put those tokens on the second when they can next act. Then move all of the tokens on the arrow's inner track to its outer track. Then turn the arrow one space clockwise and repeat.

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