How many pages does it take to keep track of your PC's abilities?

[Sejs]

Just abilities? Not counting gear, stats, etc?

Maybe half of one page, if that.

I'm playing a sword and board fighter/barbarian. I'm tough and I hit things. Most of what I do doesn't need much in the way of notation. Add in stats, gear, attacks by weapon, notes, and the statblock for another PC's mimic cohort that I run, and the character comes together at a total of two sheets, double sided.

 

[Aaron L]

I use my own custom made character sheets I make myself, and fit everything on 1 page front and back, with a piece of scratch paper for spells and whatnot.

I really need to design a spell page, now that I think about it. Think I'll do that right now.

I recopy my characters several times a month, though. I'm a bit O/C about that.

 

[MerricB]

Still, I think that druids are probably the most complicated characters to run, given the wildshaping, the summoned creatures, and the animal companion in addition to the spells.

Definitely. BTW, the new shifting ability in PH2 really cuts down the paperwork for a druid. (I really like it, as do my players).

Cheers!

 

[Mark CMG]

How many pages does it take to keep track of your PC's abilities?

Two with non-spellcasters. With spellcasters, it depends on their classs and level, IMO.

 

[Nyaricus]

Four, in my customised character sheet, as seen here. PLease note that I always love feedback

cheers,
--N