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<blockquote data-quote="Man in the Funny Hat" data-source="post: 7814978" data-attributes="member: 32740">Only insofar as it supports how I play, it doesn't determine how I play.I like a character sheet to have the most important and frequently used information on one page and easy to find.&nbsp; As a rule I am a far better judge of what else I want to track in detail that isn't on that one page and am probably better served by scratch paper for recording it than a comprehensive multiple-page character sheet.&nbsp; If I have to keep looking for things on a second/third/fourth page, that information isn't where it should be for how I play.&nbsp; Example:&nbsp; The current sheet I have for 5E has perception in alphabetical order on a long list of all the skills - as they all do.&nbsp; Given the (IMO) great over-reliance that DM's have on it, that isn't where it should be.&nbsp; It should be called out by itself, front and center, in accordance with the importance and frequency of use.But that's me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Man in the Funny Hat, post: 7814978, member: 32740"] Only insofar as it supports how I play, it doesn't [I]determine[/I] how I play. I like a character sheet to have the most important and frequently used information [U]on one page[/U] and easy to find. As a rule [I]I[/I] am a far better judge of what else I want to track in detail that isn't on that one page and am probably better served by scratch paper for recording it than a comprehensive multiple-page character sheet. If I have to keep looking for things on a second/third/fourth page, that information isn't where it should be for how I play. Example: The current sheet I have for 5E has perception in alphabetical order on a long list of all the skills - [B]as they all do[/B]. Given the (IMO) great over-reliance that DM's have on it, that isn't where it should be. It should be called out by itself, front and center, in accordance with the importance and frequency of use. But that's me. [/QUOTE]

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