D&D 4E 4e Character Sheet, by Neceros

neceros

Adventurer

• Mar 16, 2008

• #1

Hello folks.

After a bored weekend I started putting together my fourth edition sheet. Now, keep in mind this is a beta as I don't have the rules. Also, I am not 100% on the placement of anything. This all is subject to change, but that's why I'm here!

I want to know what everyone wants from a 4th sheet.

This is assuming, of course, that we aren't talking about the Digital Initiative. I'm not worried about online play or the character manager. I'm only talking about paper and pencil characters, here.

Link:
http://www.neceros.com/index.php?page=dl_dnd4


Thanks!

 

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Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Mar 16, 2008

• #2

Good sheet!

Right click and 'Save As' here: link

 

neceros

Adventurer

• Mar 16, 2008

• #3

Reveille said:

Good sheet!

Right click and 'Save As' here: link

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If you right click Save As, make sure you change the name from "getfile.php" to something else.pdf.

Thanks for comment!

 

Blizzardb

First Post

• Mar 16, 2008

• #4

The sheet is very nice. However it would be great if you make a shortened version and manage to fit everything, including powers, on 2 pages. Everyone in my playgroup prefers to use a single 2-sided sheet.

 

ThirdWizard

First Post

• Mar 16, 2008

• #5

Very cool. Strangely, I don't think it was until I saw the skill area of a character sheet before I really came to appreciate the simplicity of the new skill game design. No auditing skill points... crazy!

 

neceros

Adventurer

• Mar 16, 2008

• #6

ThirdWizard said:

Very cool. Strangely, I don't think it was until I saw the skill area of a character sheet before I really came to appreciate the simplicity of the new skill game design. No auditing skill points... crazy!

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Yeah, it was strange how small that box was!

 

SlyFlourish

SlyFlourish.com

Supporter

• Mar 16, 2008

• #7

One page sheet?

I'd love to see a one-page 4e character sheet. With the reduction in powers I bet one could make a good single page sheet that wouldn't require any flipping at all.

When I was at D&D Experience, I think I ended up spending most of my time on my power sheet, not on the character sheet. I bet with some careful data reduction, one could make a single character sheet with all of the most important information still there.

So there's a challenge for you. Make me a single page version of that sheet =)

 

PeelSeel2

Explorer

• Mar 16, 2008

• #8

mshea said:

I'd love to see a one-page 4e character sheet. With the reduction in powers I bet one could make a good single page sheet that wouldn't require any flipping at all.

When I was at D&D Experience, I think I ended up spending most of my time on my power sheet, not on the character sheet. I bet with some careful data reduction, one could make a single character sheet with all of the most important information still there.

So there's a challenge for you. Make me a single page version of that sheet =)

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I second that!! The simplicity of 4e reminds a little of Moldvay Basic D&D. Although it is more complicated, from what I have seen they have captured the spirit. Just can't wait to get a hold of the rules and fully find out!!

 

variant

Adventurer

• Mar 16, 2008

• #9

I would at least like to see it scaled down to two pages.

 

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jtrowell

First Post

• Mar 16, 2008

• #10

Looks good, but i see some ways to improve it :

- update the magic item slots (see the article about magic items to get the new list).

- I think that you can remove the magic item bonus to abilities, as such permanent bonuses should not exist anymore in 4th edition.

- About the skills, we know that there are still some misc bonuses (feats or racial bonus), and there might be a skill focus bonus like in Star Wars Saga, so an additionnal column might be needed