Mad Irishman's D&D 3rd Edition Character Sheet 2.2 1

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.

Thanks to the arrival of my copy of Dragon magazine, I was able to see what immediate changes I would have to make to my sheets conform to the forthcoming D&D 3.5 rules (although there is a 3.0-compatible version below, too). The "form" version is a PDF form that you can type directly on. After a hard day of JavaScripting, it performs some useful calculations for you, and like all my sheets, you can click on the portrait area to insert a graphic of your character. The different versions below use different fonts to emulate the look and feel of various campaign settings.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License by Mad Irishman Productions.