Quote Originally Posted by xXHoax View Post
I believe that ие in accusative plural is N or G (animacy) , and the inst plural is in fact иями (бессмертие - Wiktionary).
I've added these endings to the table. Thank you.

Quote Originally Posted by xXHoax View Post
I find it's easier(perhaps lazier) to, rather than try to memorize them by sitting there and looking them over, to just make said master sheet, and keep a copy of it on every mobile device, and always have it when you need it, eventually it just sticks from being right there for so long. Riding the bus or something and think of a word that you want to decline? Pull out the list. That will give that specific ending an experience, and an example for you to easily remember it.
That's a good idea. I've stored the table as an Excel sheet (the open LibreOffice version .ods) and mobile devices have apps to open such documents, so I will simply put that file on my phone. That way I can memorize, learn and practice everywhere.

Quote Originally Posted by xXHoax View Post
Like if you were just thinking, and wondered what the genitive of дверь is, you look at the sheet... and figure out... двери!, that work makes things stick a bit more for me at least.
When I look at my table, then I see that дверь ends with -ь and when I then look at the genitive singular for that ending, I see -я, so then according to my table I get дверя. Which is a bit confusing, because I got that row of endings from the following Wikipedia page, which also lists exceptions under the table. So perhaps дверь follows the declension pattern of an unlisted exception on Wikipedia?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_grammar