Sheets for 20th Level Character

[Quixoticelixir]

I haven't played a lot of 4e, but I was wondering: If you go with the standard character sheet from the Player's Handbook, and you print all your powers (as cards, but you don't cut them out - you just keep sheets with rows and columns of cards), how many pages will an average 20th level character sheet include?

 

[keterys]

Most L20 PCs have about 17 powers from their class, paragon path, and race (2 at-will, 1 class, 1 race, 4 encounter, 4 daily, 5 utility). That can vary some, but about 2 pages - 1 double-sided.

How many pages are needed for items varies wildly by campaign.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

I'm not sure, but can't you just print out extra power pages?

 

[Balesir]

It varies a lot, depending on whether you want to print out all the optional and basic attack cards and how many items you have, but 8 sides (including two for the base character sheet) seems to cover high-teens characters for just about everything.

 

[Ferghis]

My 19th level Shaman's character sheet, without counting rituals or item cards, is 6 pages long - 3 pages of basic character sheet (front, items, and features/feats) and 3 pages of power cards. In addition, she also has 3 pages of item cards, a moderately generous amount, if you ask me, and 4 pages of rituals.

I'm posting about my 18th level gnome mage only to illustrate how far this can range. I don't think these numbers are normal and it would be a mistake to take them as such: 3 pages of traditional character sheet (front, items and features/feats), plus 5 pages of powers (due to the expanded spellbook), plus 5 pages of item cards (he has a lot of low level items that he swaps out with the rakshasha claw familiar).