With the exception of the "basic" one, they pretty much are identical. Which is why it's so disappointing to me. I was really hoping they put some effort into this product instead of simply printing off some old sheets, wrapping 'em up in extra flashy cardstock, and selling for a massive markup.
D&D 5E New Character Sheets are out, anyone seen what they look like?
- Thread starter dagger
- Start date
With the exception of the "basic" one, they pretty much are identical. Which is why it's so disappointing to me. I was really hoping they put some effort into this product instead of simply printing off some old sheets, wrapping 'em up in extra flashy cardstock, and selling for a massive markup.
Azurewraith
Explorer
There should be laws against this kind of laziness.
Sacrosanct
Legend
In full context, this is the original character that was based off of, and is representative of our typical character sheet we used in AD&D:
Jester David
Hero
As a counterpoint, if they redesigned the sheets, but only made the redesigned sheets available as a physical product (and thus required multiple purchases or photocopying for multiple PCs or the entire group) would that be preferable?
I think far more people would complain.
Azurewraith
Explorer
This is very true never thought of this.
robus
Lowcountry Low Roller
It is, as part of the Starter Set...
robus
Lowcountry Low Roller
I would like a DMs toolbox. A combat tracking board (like Pathfinders) a character tracking sheet showing the relevant stats that the DM needs reference to (AC, passive scores, conditions etc), a major NPC sheet, and a useful DMs screen with some blank space for campaign specific notes. etc etc. I dunno, just a nice bundle of useful fun stuff.
Azurewraith
Explorer
Here is what you need to do step 1) befriend a guy that owns a printing company
Step 2)Help him move house
Step 3) ask him really nicely and he will print you a custom GM screen with various pictures of your group in a fancy sleeve to boot!
It does not have the character creation and leveling rules.
