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When I'm building a character, after I pick my race/class, the very next thing is to assign ability scores, and as everything else gets filled out I'm constantly pulling modifiers from them, so there's a very real convenience reason for having them right up there. As mentioned in my Design...

Neat, I like it a lot. I haven't analyzed it mechanically, but your take on it seems reasonable and I like the limitations you put on it.

Curses, you've tracked down the secret of my clip art! (this was originally the silhouette of some generic painter guy with workboots and an apron). I figured throwing a sword-sheath on there and a little belt-bag would "fantasy" him up, but maybe I can tweak him so it looks like he's adjusting...

Wow, I'm impressed!

Pointless new book gloating and clutching in this thread, so please ignore if this disgusts you. ;) Edition stance aside, flipping through a brand new Player's Handbook is a deeply enjoyable, gripping experience. It holds so much potential for excitement, thinking about the characters you can...

I'm trying to remember, and I don't think I ever even saw character sheets for 3.x without calculation spaces. v:)v As a DM, I really appreciated the calculation spaces because they helped me follow the math when I did character audits, but as always, your game may vary.

How do you guys feel about paper-doll style magic-item equipping lists? Too ostentatious/scattered? Kinda cool? I think it has potential, but it's a definitely space-waster. :)

Heck of a good point. Changed to "Current Hit Points". Yeah, I'm mixed on this one too. Everyone's got a different way to track their hit points, but at this point I feel it's a crueler thing to limit those who want to track them on the sheet when they pick up and play. Yeah, it probably can...

A thought from left-field. I've never seen it on a character sheet before, but I was thinking that given 4e's tactical focus it might be cool to have room on the sheet for various powers/race-based combat effects. Things like: Bonuses for Opportunity Attacks Combat Advantage etc. Edit -...

Hey guys! After the pretty good reception of my 4e Combat Crib Sheet, I thought I'd take a stab at making an easier-to-use and easier-to-read version of the character sheet, the official one of which I find to be pretty blech and I bet a lot of you do too. This sheet is meant to be the ideal...

Updated as per suggestions. New version in the OP. Thanks, guys! :D

Great comments and critique guys, you'll probably see another revision out in a day or two (I was thinking last night that I probably shouldn't use the *cough*officialD&Dlogo*cough*, among other things), so watch the thread.

Maybe I'll do another PDF for the back, if I manage to find the time.

Updated and re-laid out.

Hey guys. I threw this together last night for today's session, figured people might want a copy. Figured it'd be nice to have something like this printed and handy to pass around. Contents: Anatomy of a Combat Round Attack Type modifiers Other Combat Options...

OTOH that sounds like a heck of a plot hook.

You sir, I like your style.

Yeah, I'm a sucker for the Pathfinder fluff - it's really solid (well, as solid as "fluff" can get :D). The storyline is great, the sense of epic empires of the past is great, and their goblins are great. I've got the RotRL Map Folio and while the Player's Guide's crunch will probably result in...

Er... uh... gosh. No pressure or anything, I guess. :cool: All right, well, stay tuned and in about a month I'll hopefully have a write-up about how the first couple of sessions go. Just off the top of my head I imagine it'd be pretty easy to swap out Bard effects with a few cleric powers...