PHB Character Sheet?

Ashy · Sep 10, 2002

Does anybody out there have this, or know where I can find it? I need the character sheet that comes in the PHB, please!

Thanks!

Wolf72 · Sep 10, 2002

it's on the wizards site ... http://www.wizards.com/dnd/main.asp?x=dnd/welcome,3

it's on the lower right hand site ...

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Ashy · Sep 10, 2002

THANX!

Thanks, Wolf72, I called myself looking....

Both me and my boy thank you from the bottoms of our character-rolling hearts!

Klaus · Sep 10, 2002

Ashy,

You might wanna check out my upgraded version of the PHB character sheet. The addy is:

http://www.d20reviews.com/pozas/Pictures/PDF/pozas_pcsheet_engl.pdf

Game On!

Wolf72 · Sep 10, 2002

Klaus said:
Ashy,

You might wanna check out my upgraded version of the PHB character sheet. The addy is:

http://www.d20reviews.com/pozas/Pictures/PDF/pozas_pcsheet_engl.pdf

Game On!

hey claudio! that's a great sheet ... I like the set up more than the WotC one ...

np ashy, glad I could be of help

Wolf72 · Sep 10, 2002

sure I should have just edited my other post ...

but I really like that updated sheet! portrait up top (wish I could draw) and everything just seems to be better placed ...

not sure if I'd it use it for a real skill heavy PC though (my handwriting is crep [if e=a then you get the idea

]) ...

good call on taking out the spellbook section, I've seen people use a 5x8 notebook to keep track of spells (wizard/wujen) with good effect, besides you can actually throw in a brief description or stat block for your spell too ... I have a psychic-warrior PC, and trying to write anything but the power name was a pain (lots of little little writing in the margins).

Ashy · Sep 10, 2002

That is great, Claudio! Thanks!

Klaus · Sep 10, 2002

Glad I could be of assistance.

The handwriting thing we have in common!

But that shouldn't be a problem unless your character has a LOT of "Trained Only" skills (since all the Untrained ones are listed). I also made it a point to include more complete stats for Familiars/Animal Companions, since of my 3 PCs one is a wizard/rogue (cat familiar) and one is a ranger (wolf animal companion).

I think that's as complete a sheet can be for a generic character (oh, my fighter has too many feats; oh, my wizard has to many items; oh, my...) without being 6-pages long.