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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9575950" data-attributes="member: 29398">For me, the first three of that list go on the main sheet (front, back, and front in sequence); and the 6th on that list is IMO the same as the 2nd.&nbsp; The 4th and 5th on that list don't go on the character sheet but instead go in a party folder of some sort; if we each had individual factions then that would go on the background and personal history sheet (see below).However, there's other things need to be there that IME do require separate sheets:--- character finances--- xp (or equivalent) tracking--- character background, family, and life-history notes--- notes, maps, etc. of the character's stronghold, base, bastion, home, or similar (later in career)And the character bundle gets ever thicker over the long run for one major reason: nothing is ever thrown away, erased, or edited when obsolete!&nbsp; I do it this way and ask the same of my players, reason being that far too often we have to refer to old versions of a character sheet because something didn't get transferred properly to the new sheet, or we have to refer to historical financial transactions to determine whether a character owns a particular item, or similar.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 9575950, member: 29398"] For me, the first three of that list go on the main sheet (front, back, and front in sequence); and the 6th on that list is IMO the same as the 2nd. The 4th and 5th on that list don't go on the character sheet but instead go in a party folder of some sort; if we each had individual factions then that would go on the background and personal history sheet (see below). However, there's other things need to be there that IME do require separate sheets: --- character finances --- xp (or equivalent) tracking --- character background, family, and life-history notes --- notes, maps, etc. of the character's stronghold, base, bastion, home, or similar (later in career) And the character bundle gets ever thicker over the long run for one major reason: nothing is [I]ever[/I] thrown away, erased, or edited when obsolete! I do it this way and ask the same of my players, reason being that far too often we have to refer to old versions of a character sheet because something didn't get transferred properly to the new sheet, or we have to refer to historical financial transactions to determine whether a character owns a particular item, or similar. [/QUOTE]

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