I'm putting together a PK Kit--basically a cheap binder full of information players need. Some of my players will have the base book, others will not. Here's what I'm thinking of handing out, what do you all think? Am I missing anything

Players Kit
Part 1 Character Creation and Forms.
* One page character creation summary (include expanded rules from Book of Knights and Ladies like "Spear Expertise" for Cymric Knights)
* List of Cymric Names
* Two Page character sheet
* Winter phase overview
* One page Heraldry summary from Book of Knights.
* Romace Sheet
* Family Record
* Manor Worksheet
* Treasure Worksheet
* Manor Improvements


Part 2 World Information
* Detailed overview of Salisbury
* Key individuals of Salisbury
* Detailed Maps of Salisbury
* General overview of Logres and Britain
* Key Individuals of Logres and Britain (Uther, Merlin, Archbishops, info on Silchester)
* General map of Britain
* Equipment available per Era



GM's Kit
* Book of Battle 1 page summary
* Raid Rules (from Nocturnal Formus)
* Feast rules (from Nocturnal Forums and from David Larkins Wiki)
* Kin Events (from Pendragon RPG Repository)
* Expanded summer/winter table (from Pendragon RPG Repository)
* Folder of various blank forms (esp. from BoB)
* Folder of NPC's
* Print ours of relevant portios of he GPC

Well, if your players are full newbies to Pendragon, it might be useful for them to have some kind of an overview of what the system is. What the different attributes are for and what not.

Tell you what, let me toss quickly to the Play Aids section what I sent to my players as an email when we started a campaign and I'll link it here...

EDIT: Thar you go...

Pendragon Primer: http://nocturnal-media.com/forum/index.php?topic=2437.0
GM notes on chargen: http://nocturnal-media.com/forum/index.php?topic=2438.0

Not much to add.
If you want to play the GPC I added an yearly overview sheet for the players and created a format for my own data. It has the following entries:
Spring Court
Gossip (what are the commoners/servants saying)
Intrigue (what are the nobility saying and planning)
Royal Decree (official declaration of the King)
Planning (what will the PKs do this year?)
Then adventure season is divided into three segments (Spring, summer, fall). Aside from the adventuring information there can be events on the manors that will affect the harvest roll in the winter.
Winter phase


For the world view:
Key individuals of Salisbury: I added here some information on Roderick, Ellen, and some of the important NPCs. But I also added the rich heiresses (from the main rulebook) and added some other ladies as well.
Key individuals of Logres: I gave some information on the important dukes (Gorlois, Caercolun and Silchester) as well as some information on knights like Madoc and Brastias.