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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/2326-Page%201.jpg Hi everyone some of you may know me as a rules developer for Paradigm Concepts, and yes, I still play and love D&D... I whipped up this character sheet based off the Pre-Gen sheet presented by WotC, - Added a layer for spellcasters...

I have just uploaded Offical Style - form fillable with a spell casting layer! to the downloads area. Hi everyone some of you may know me as a rules developer for Paradigm Concepts, and yes, I still play and love D&D... I whipped up this character sheet based off the Pre-Gen sheet presented...

Excellent!!!! I'll upload it to the download section thank you for testing it BTW

so will we see an end to "the art is too white and not inclusive" cries we heard a few weeks aback?

Updated the PDF, download and review and tell me what you think Still attempting to find a way to always have a numerical value show +# unless it's a negative value

For sure... I wanted to post it here to get some testing on the document I'll edit what Blackbrrd pointed out and upload soon after

lets be honest this will be up as a torrent within 1 hour of it's release.... there is no way to stop it

Here is the character sheet I'm using for my home game with form fallible/layers for spell casters and non-spell casters https://www.dropbox.com/s/5l8kf2olltuh747/Complete%20Form%20Fillable%20with%20spellcasting%20layer%20v1.0.pdf tell me what you think, note I also added a way to insert a...

he is an elf.. they get bonus weapon pros... like they did in 3e

I agree but it was a little problematic, and this is from the game designer that added classic infravision to the Arcanis RPG

ya seems like its now the universal "I see in the dark"

humm at 4th level you lean one more wizard cantrip... can it be learning cantrips is not like learning spells (finding in spell book) or is it a freebee? edit: never mind, seems you learn as many as your Int Bonus, you start with three and get 1 when your int bonus becomes +4, and get +1 for...

how to fight a hobgoblin in 5e (not using a battle map) step 1) Don't do it alone, two fighters walk in.... step 2) declare that your fighting back to back and constantly switching targets, never attack the same targets twice, simulates the spinning around to keep them off your flanks step...

Already grabbed the character sheet, and modified it for my home game changed the title on the sheet to that of my campaign edited out the faction sections, creating blank fill in boxes in their place. removed faction from the name/race section created a black page from the original pre-gens...

I found an easy way to manage wound damage.... you can only deal 1 wound at a time, In Arcanis RPG we have an optional system where if a target suffers stamina (our vitality) damage equal to or grater then the target's fortitude defense the target also suffers a wound of damage. the same...

And thus..... not a big deal....

I would not bet on that Note that the cleric's channel divinity is charged on a short rest or long rest according to the cleric character sheet... I'm willing to bet they did the same to the paladin's lay on hands

1 pip on a d20 = 5%..... so roughly a Common magic item +1 = +5% to your die roll.. Worse case... a +2 bonus = a +10% to your die roll. Not a huge mathematical variance looking over the AC's on monsters in the play-test packets and what they have said we can assume they posted AC by 1 or 2...

We don't know that for sure, I remember some talk at Origins about clerics being able to recover up to a 6th level spell slot with a short rest, the base cure wounds heals 2d8+2+2d8/spell level used above 1st. so until we look at all the rules, we are simply guessing

Accept that someone even broke it down the numbers using a 10 wizard vs. 10 fighter vs. fighter 2/Wizard 8 and the damage per round numbers came out about even... well except that the fighter/wizard had to use more of it's spell slots, which it had less of... when compared to the fighter that...