Pathfinder 2E Here's The Official Pathfinder 2E Character Sheet

Paizo has posted both full-color and printer-friendly versions of the official character sheet for Pathfinder 2nd Edition!

 

[TheBanjoNerd]

This has got to be the ugliest character sheet I've ever seen, and that's coming from someone who has played Anima: Beyond Fantasy. I didn't think it was possible to take the 3.5/PF character sheet and cram even more stuff on a single page.

 

[volanin]

This has got to be the ugliest character sheet I've ever seen, and that's coming from someone who has played Anima: Beyond Fantasy. I didn't think it was possible to take the 3.5/PF character sheet and cram even more stuff on a single page.

As much as I am anxious for Pathfinder 2E, I have to heartily agree with that!

 

[pogre]

I don't know - seems useful to me. I feel like if someone handed me one of these filled out I could run the character with a very basic understanding of the rules. I worry less about the aesthetics.

 

[PabloM]

I think it's not too bad. It is not pretty, but clear and functional.
It even made me want to try PF2, until I found myself on the second page with the blank space for feat lists and remembered the amount of things I have to handle in game.

 

[RSIxidor]

Function here is fine but aesthetics were thrown out the window here. Seems fan-created sheets will be nice to have.

I don't like inventory and feats sharing a page. I'd rather have a third page so that there can be room for some notes with each feat.

EDIT: The printer friendly version linked on the Paizo blog looks much better. The color here is really blech.

 

[vivsavage]

Yikes. That's hideous. Makes 2e look more complex than 1e.

 

[Retreater]

Gross

 

[Sylvain Lafleche]

This has to be a joke. Good lord that is awful to look at. Anyway, if you go with the printer-friendly version its not AS bad. The Playtest version is a thousand times better.

How did this make it by QA?

 

[zztong]

Its looks useful for those who do things by hand. We tend to use automation. Still, it is a handy reference. For instance, page two does a nice job of indicating when you'll be asked to pick something like a Feat.