Looking for an auto character sheet

[johnsemlak]

I need to make a 12th level character (for Oriental ADventures). I'm going to play a sorceror/rogue with a homebrew PrC class somewhat similar to the arcane trickster.

I'm looking for a character sheet which would help me do some of the math but be flexible enough for a character with 7 levels in a unpublished prestige class. Something maybe that autocalculates skill bonuses and a few other basics.

I've tried a few but nearly all the one's I've seen are limited to stuff in hte SRD and perhaps a few other D&D sources.

Any ideas?

 

[Enkhidu]

I like the Mad Irishman's fare, here.

 

[johnsemlak]

bump

 

[Crothian]

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=120745

as chance would have it it did a mini review earlier today on one of these cool character sheet thingies.....

 

[Greylock]

Yeah, I tried the PDF sheet. It's pretty as can be, but frightfully slow to work with. I've heard complaints about HeroForge being slow, but this one is worse.

What JohnSemlak wants is something that can be customised, and there are serious limits to both sheets. The base classes in the PDF sheet are severely limited. No PrCs. And there's only so much you can do to customise it. HeroForge is my favorite sheet, bar none, but to create a custom class you need to be a first-rate code monkey, which I am not.

I am getting a char ready that will be taking levels in a Bloodline. I've yet to see a sheet that makes it possible, other than Richard Taillon's sheet. Thing is, his sheet has mistakes in it, and it's not free.

 

[Wonko the Sane]

Here ya go...an Excel sheet with minimal coding going on...skill mods, load limits based on size/strength, columns for every conceivable type of mod (circumstance, racial, etc.).

And I coded it, so I know that it's gotta be simple

 

[TheYeti1775]

Thanks Wonko
I will play with it tonight a bit.

 

[DMFTodd]

bump

Ideally, I want a PDF sheet that does minimal calculation allowing me to type in most of the information and save/print. Mad Irishman's would be perfect example except they require a full copy of Acrobat. Is there a PDF character sheet that will do that with Reader?

I thought that was one of the new abilities of Acrobat 7, the ability to create forms that work in Reader.

 

[TheYeti1775]

Liked Wonka's Excel Sheet

Wonka if you could put that into a PDF (Readable/Savable with Reader) it would be great.
I don't mind filling in all the info for each thing, I just like be able to put in every little thing that went towards that score.

 

[Ferret]

That looks funky! Cool. It doesn't look simple though.