What do you use for a character sheet?

[Bagpuss]

Mad Irishman's or an excel spreadsheet I modified from a Star Wars one.

 

[diaglo]

8 1/2" X 11" sheet of paper.

 

[JoeBlank]

I usually use an excel sheet that a friend made for 3.0. But for some reason I started using a stat block for my sorcerer a few years ago, and I just have not seen a reason to change from that format. His skills are minimal, and he does not like to rely on equipment, so what really matters are his spells. I cut and paste all of them, including descriptions, with little circles I can check off for spell slots used.

 

[Pinotage]

Text file on my PC. Simple and easy.

Pinotage

 

[The Lost Muse]

I use EMA's sheets in f2f gaming, a word document for online play (because all my players can type on it), and sometimes a plain sheet of paper for myself when I'm not GM'ing.

 

[francisca]

For 3.5, I use the sheet Mad Irishman did for Necromancer,

For 1e, I found some good scans of the "Goldenrod" sheets, and picked up some 24lb goldenrod paper to print them on.

 

[Psychic Warrior]

MadIrishman 4 page Character Sheet and EMA's spell list sheet (although copy and pasting from the SRD is not a bad idea.

 

[Pasus Nauran]

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I use my form-based PDF character sheet I designed myself, which incidentally is also available for download on the web. Check it out:

SSA-X2 D&D Character Sheet

Comments are always welcome. Also, I've also got a Spellbook in the works.

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[Kahuna Burger]

For my own use, an unlined sheet of paper. for the oneshots I need pregenerated characters for, a self designed excell spreadsheet.

 

[DragonLancer]

I have several on my HD that I have downloaded from the net, including the WotC one. I just print them off when I need to, and depends which sheet I feel comfortable with for that game.