Best D&D character sheet

[reveal]

Re: Editing Ema's sheets?

Is there some way to edit Ema's Character sheets in Adobe, or does that have to be preset when the file is created. Would be nice!

-Ender

If you have the full version of Acrobat, you should be able to edit it unless it has a password on it. If you just have the Reader, then that's all you can do; read it.

Now, by "edit" do you mean to fill it in or edit text on it? If you want to make it fillable, you can also do that with the full version. But it's very time consuming. At least it is for me.

 

[Orryn Emrys]

I have my own sheet available on this site . Just go to the "products" section. It's a variation on the WotC sheet that fixes some items I had personal difficulties with. My players seem to like it.

Note that we don't actually have much else on the site yet. We haven't advanced our plans far enough to "go public" with Prismatic Tsunami Publishing. I posted the character sheet so that my players could get a hold of it easily.

 

[Ender988]

Now, by "edit" do you mean to fill it in or edit text on it?

Basically, I just want to be able to fill the empty spaces in...Some of the other character sheets I've seen online have this option, but they are usually posted to webspace, and this one is downloadable, so was just wondering if someone had already inserted fillers and made a copy available online. I guess I'll have to get the full version of Adobe in any case though. Thanks for the help

-Ender

 

[gamecat]

Personally, I prefer the wal-mart 8 1/2" by 11" college rule character sheet. Everything you want. Nothing you don't.

 

[Asheron]

I like them autocalculation sheets in Excell. Some of them are pretty good, with all the extra options from the corebooks and noncorebooks in them.

When creating a new character or at lower lvl games I just use 'normal' sheets

I usually check out www.rpgsheets.com --> they've got them all (including non-D&D sheets)

Grz

 

[Valdier]

I use ema's sheet, but I went ahead and spent the time to make it auto calculate pretty much EVERYTHING.

 

[XCorvis]

I actually like WotC's, but usually I end up typing my own in Word.

Make sure you look at WotC's LATEST version of their character sheet - they made a lot of minor changes. It's available as a download on their website.

 

[Corlon]

what you have to do is

Just spend 10 bucks on the character sheets, then use your helpful household scanner to scan front and back of ALL the sheets, then mix and match as needed.