D&D 5E Character Stat Tracker

[Azrothan]

We've just started to run the Starter Adventure (and will continue into HotDQ and RoT), and think it could be really fun to keep track on number of crits, "fumbles", kill count, highest CR monster defeated, etc.

Is there any good tracker that already exists?

I'd rather not forget something that would be excellent to keep track off for several sessions.

 

[Cernor]

You could always go the old-fashioned route and make a chart with a pen and paper: The character names on one axis, and the crits/fumbles/kills/etc. on the other! Or make a spreadsheet instead (behold my epic work of 5 minutes! ).

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[Azrothan]

You could always go the old-fashioned route and make a chart with a pen and paper: The character names on one axis, and the crits/fumbles/kills/etc. on the other! Or make a spreadsheet instead (behold my epic work of 5 minutes! ).

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Yes, making a chart on my own is always an option. I just thought that with so many editions of different fantasy rpgs, there would be like THE chart that everyone uses, or at least a few popular ones.

If there isn't one, maybe we could all brainstorm as to what would be fun to keep track of.
I'll start making a list.

 

[Joe Liker]

I've honestly never met anyone in the flesh who was interested in tracking this sort of thing.

 

[halfling rogue]

when i first started playing back in 3.5 (in a group where most of us first started playing) our DM asked us to keep track of our kills so he could distribute XP. This led to one of the guys creating a spreadsheet I think through google or whatever so we could all upload our kills/treasure after a session. We would keep track of our own during the game and then upload after. He was a statistic kind of guy so he would percentage out the kills between the party, etc. It was kind of fun for the first five times and then everyone got lazy.

 

[rjfTrebor]

I've honestly never met anyone in the flesh who was interested in tracking this sort of thing.

did you ask every one of them?