D&D 5E This is easily the best character sheet that D&D has ever had, IMO.

[mearls]

Anyone agree? I mean it's just awesome. I think it's the elegance while still evoking an old school feel with simplicity. It's not just a huge list of boxes everywhere. It has (excuse the pun) a lot of character to it. 10/10 in my opinion.

Designed by Emi Tanji and Bree Heiss, the superstars who make D&D look awesome. The game be nothing but an ugly pile of words without them.

 

[Agamon]

Designed by Emi Tanji and Bree Heiss, the superstars who make D&D look awesome. The game be nothing but an ugly pile of words without them.

Hey now, you guys did pretty good with the words, too.

 

[Evenglare]

Hey now, you guys did pretty good with the words, too.

Yeah, just more and more I use it makes me want to use it MORE! I mean rules and balance and all of that stuff is essential to a game, but making the sheet you will be interacting with for the next 10 years look as pleasing as this is arguably more important than all of that. It doesn't put strain on your eyes, it just FEELS like a magical/medieval document. GAH I can't give my praises enough. The alternate sheet is GREAT too but the default is my favorite. Honestly, I didn't think anything could edge out the 13th age character sheet, but damnit you guys did it.

The whole game is just elegant. That's the word im going to be using to describe this to my friends. 3rd edition was intricate, 4th edition was balanced, 5th edition is elegant, which is the best of all worlds. It's what a person strives for, especially in physics, when you get an elegant equation it's ... ugh, I can't even describe it. This is why I'm gushing so much, it's just the best.

 

[Particle_Man]

The one thing I would add would be an exhaustion box, since a character can have up to six levels of exhaustion now.

 

[Kobold Stew]

I'd like a space for subclass/specialty/style, next to class. (You can squeeze it in on this, but it's tight).

 

[Semi-Retired Gamer]

I'm a huge fan of the 5e sheet. It's both beautiful and functional.

Exactly! It's not cramped for space like many sheets in the past, either.

 

[Irate Grizzly]

I agree.

 

[mach1.9pants]

Designed by Emi Tanji and Bree Heiss, the superstars who make D&D look awesome. The game be nothing but an ugly pile of words without them.

Even their names are awesome!

Seriously well done, I love the sheets too.