Reverse Canterbury Plain	Plain Bob Plain	Old Single	Grandsire Extreme	Minster Extreme	Wainfleet Extreme	Shipway Plain	Wainfleet Plain	Thurlby Single	London Single	P-Single	Gresley Single	Lichfield Single	Pelsall Single	Hebridean Single	Shatter Single
All Saints	All Saints	Newington	Marchington	St Hilda	Anniversary	Ashcott	St Cuthberga	Nether Whitacre	Fawley	St Bede	Grasby All Saints	St Agatha	Faye Ellen	unnamed	Vatersay	Monster Cracker
Evening Star	Evening Star	Polstead	Serjeantson	Zelah	All Souls	unnamed	Erdington	Don's Birthday	Ringwood	Longstock	unnamed	unnamed	unnamed	unnamed	Lismore	unnamed
5ths, 4ths, 5ths (pass treble in 4-5)	3-4 places down	Dodge 3-4 down	Make 3rds & back out	Lie, point 4ths, lie, point 4ths, lie	8 blows in 5ths!	8 blows in 5ths!	3 in 5ths, 3rds & in	4 blows behind (early)
5ths, 4ths, 5ths (pass treble in 3-4)	4 blows behind	4 blows behind	Plain hunt	Point 5ths, 3rds & in	3 in 4ths, 3rds & in	4ths, dodge 3-4 down	4ths, 5ths, 4ths & in	4ths, 3rds, 4ths & in
Long 3rds	3-4 places up	Dodge 3-4 up	Plain hunt	3rds, Point 5ths & in	3rds, 3 in 4ths & in	Dodge 3-4 up, 4ths & in	3rds, 3 in 5ths & in	4 blows behind (late)
Make seconds	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected
Call at:	Backstroke	Handstroke	Handstroke	Handstroke	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)

In the top half of the table, each row shows the effect of using various calls for one method. A Reverse Canterbury Plain is the standard call for each method, then the other calls give different variations. What you do at a call is shown in the lower half; read the set of work in the column below your variation.
For instance, St Cuthberga is All Saints with a Shipway Plain as the call. If you were about to do Long 3rds as a call was made, you would do 3rd, 3 in 5ths and back in.
Click here to see the blue lines for All Saints and Evening Star, on which all these variations are based.