New Character Sheet: Clean & Powerful

[neceros]

Hello Everyone,

I'd like to let everyone in on a new character sheet that's been engineered recently. I've gone around and took some of the best looking sections of some of the most popular sheets on the internet and combined them to make the base of this sheet. Since then I have altered the work into one of the best sheets I've ever used.

Of course, I'm bias. Please feel free to critic it yourself and let me know what you think.

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[Squire James]

It would help if the image were actually large enough to view some detail. I can see the general outline of your sheet, but since I can't zoom on anything I couldn't tell you if it's the best sheet I've seen or the worst!

 

[neceros]

It's a thumbnail to click on.

The sheet is in PDF form so you should be able to view it through your browser without having to download it.

 

[werk]

try that. http://www.neceros.com/files/NEC_D&D_3.5_UltimateCharacterSheet.pdf

 

[The Lost Muse]

It would be really nice if it were form fillable - but I like the layout. If I were to not use Ema's sheets, I'd probably use that one.

 

[neceros]

Working on the form version now.

 

[MonkeyDragon]

That's nice. Very nice.

 

[Enforcer]

Maybe it's me, but I get a lot of lines intersecting boxes and some other places of sloppy overlapping. Granted, I don't use Adobe Reader, I use Preview, the Mac OS X PDF viewer, so that may be it.

 

[neceros]

Maybe it's me, but I get a lot of lines intersecting boxes and some other places of sloppy overlapping. Granted, I don't use Adobe Reader, I use Preview, the Mac OS X PDF viewer, so that may be it.

It is. The pdf has multiple layers, which if your reader can't interpret it correctly will look horrendous.

Try to get a program which can simulate layers. The best is Adobe, as you mentioned.

 

[Cobblestone]

I applaud your effort. One question, why three pages? It's fine on-line, but for print I'd prefer something two-sided.