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<blockquote data-quote="Connorsrpg" data-source="post: 6604014" data-attributes="member: 19265">Okay, I know there is a proliferation of PC Sheets out there, but I have always liked doing my own...and as a Word doc.The one I am attaching here has been refined and worked on several times. I am running 2 groups at my school with students in Years 4 -8, so I have worked really hard at refining and colour-coding this sheet.I have the sheet in such a way that I can say things like, &quot;We are in combat now, so you will be looking in the Black section for things you can do.&quot;Then when the PCs are in town, I state that they should have the Orange section open. Traveling the Wilds, Khaki.Obviously this is not perfect, but has worked well so far.Spellcasters are the trickiest, but I simply state that they should always be looking at the Purple section to see if they have spells to help this situation.I have avoided red and green, as I use text of this colour to indicate things that players need to be aware 'in play'. (ie: the adjustments have not already been applied).Anyway, take a look.I have attached sheet and an eg PC. If interested in seeing more pregens using this sheet, visit: <a href="http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-pregens" target="_blank">http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-pregens</a>The blank PC Sheet, along with other player materials is also here: <a href="http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-player-stuff" target="_blank">http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-player-stuff</a>Cheers, C</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Connorsrpg, post: 6604014, member: 19265"] Okay, I know there is a proliferation of PC Sheets out there, but I have always liked doing my own...and as a Word doc. The one I am attaching here has been refined and worked on several times. I am running 2 groups at my school with students in Years 4 -8, so I have worked really hard at refining and colour-coding this sheet. I have the sheet in such a way that I can say things like, "We are in combat now, so you will be looking in the Black section for things you can do." Then when the PCs are in town, I state that they should have the Orange section open. Traveling the Wilds, Khaki. Obviously this is not perfect, but has worked well so far. Spellcasters are the trickiest, but I simply state that they should always be looking at the Purple section to see if they have spells to help this situation. I have avoided red and green, as I use text of this colour to indicate things that players need to be aware 'in play'. (ie: the adjustments have not already been applied). Anyway, take a look. I have attached sheet and an eg PC. If interested in seeing more pregens using this sheet, visit: [URL="http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-pregens"]http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-pregens[/URL] The blank PC Sheet, along with other player materials is also here: [URL="http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-player-stuff"]http://connorscampaigns.wikidot.com/d-d-player-stuff[/URL] Cheers, C [/QUOTE]

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