5e Character Sheet — A4 (2 sided) and A5 (booklet fold) 1

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]

Here are two versions of basically the same layout, in different formats.

Mk.I is an A4 layout, double sided.

Mk.II is a double-sided A4 layout, intended to be folded down to an A5 booklet-fold format. The inner pages are lined and framed, but otherwise blank — write anything you like in there, spell lists, equipment, even angstful poetry.

The design is kind of free-form, which may not appeal to everybody, but I thought there were plenty of rigid grid-based layouts out there already.

[Updated 2014-10-21 to include a space for Death Saves]