My two offerings (perhaps redundant with Waifs of the Boreas): the names tables in the PM Appendix A, and the height, weight and appearance tables.

The combat options portion of the rules seems to be the most frequently looked up rules at my table.  My players love them but sometimes forget which ones are available.

Dropbeartots wrote:

I feel like a brief section with details on Combat Options would be immensely helpful.

Hello,

I'm a little hazy on what you mean, specifically. Are you talking about the basic functions of melee, missiles, magic, and movement, or maybe advanced combat options, or something else?

Cheers,
Jeff T.
 

Ghul wrote:

lykathea wrote:

Larrydanger wrote:

The combat options portion of the rules seems to be the most frequently looked up rules at my table.  My players love them but sometimes forget which ones are available.

Ditto! My players most frequent book references are also the combat options.

I have found that when introducing new folks to the game, having a table of what classes require what minimum statistics to be incredibly useful - as they're "window shopping" for options based on what they've rolled. Have just been using one super basic one posted on discord.
 

We do have that info in there in the class selection part of the book, but it's not presented as a table; rather, each class and subclass is represented by a little bust illustration, and under that is listed the min requirements of the respective class or subclass.
 

What isn't included is their Prime Attributes, which is included only on the class pages.  I made a table with that info included on my wiki for my players to help enable their selections.

Answering the question at hand, I used Affinity Publisher to make a 3-page, double-sided reference guide for use at the table, which sounds a lot like what you're referring to.  Here's the information I included on mine:
   1. Flask Hurling/Oil Burning Rules
   2. Combat Matrix
   3. Combat Steps/Sequence
   4. Attack Roll Modifiers
   5. Armor Class Modifiers
   6. Advanced Combat Actions (small table and detailed info of each action)
   7. Critical Hit/Miss Results, extrapolated with the rules of when something happens and how to calculate damage/multiplying
   8. Healing rules (natural restoration/bed rest)
   9. Fall damage
   10. Death and Dying rules
   11. Item Saving Throws
   12. XP for Monsters table
   13. Melee Weapons (Table 76) w/ definitions of +#^ etc.
   14. Poison Table
   15. Missile Weaopns (Table 77) w/ Missile Weapons Table Defined section included
   16. Melee Attack Rate + Attack Rates Defined
   17. Movement rules (Cautious, double, half, charge, N.B.)
   18. Unskilled Weapon Attack Penalties per Class
   19. Missile Rates of Fire
   20. Attribute Score Tables (Score Mod, Adjustment, EX, etc.)
   21. Monetary Exchange Rate
   22. Armor + Shields (Table 74 + Table 75)
   23. Room and Board
   24. Potion Costs
   25. Potion Brewing Success
   26. Common Hirelings
   27. Overland Travel
   28. Concentration Check rules
   29. Mercenaries
   30. Specialists

Hope that helps!

I forgot that I also had the saving throw table (146)

After using this for a bit I think the only thing I would really like to add is the encounter distances for dungeon and wilderness and surprize and non-surprize events.

Of course, I don't see any room on the page where it would make sense to put this. So...no solution to offer. I just pencil it in.

As an aside, I do use the grenade-like missile miss chart from AD&D 1e DMG. I also use the different die for each range for distance.

That's never been in ASS&SH so...it wasn't something that was gonna be in something like this.

Regardless, it's very nice to have all of that info in one, smallish (hah!) booklet. Well, booklet for me since I have a large format (11x17) printer and a long arm stapler at my disposal.

Thanks for making this y'all.