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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 5115801" data-attributes="member: 2011">Which around here is a significant portion of the people.I'm totally fine with getting rid of wiki, but I don't think that the summary sheet is the answer.I think the two options should be:1) The CB character sheet, abet on a site like Iplay4e, as per renau1g's comment. I also think that in this case, we would not even need Iplay4e. The player could Email the .PDF and/or DDI CB file to the DM and all of the Judges. I don't think it is too much to ask that a DM have access to free Adobe.2) An easier version like ScorpiusRisk's spreadsheet.If a given player does not want to load CB or does not want to join Iplay4e or has other restrictions, then that player uses option #2. I don't think we should come up with a lot of different ways to do this. Just one super simple way and one less simple way.I also think that the &quot;one standardized way&quot; argument is smoke and mirrors. The DMs and Judges probably aren't really going to care as long as it's easy for them. When 4E first came out, I had 3 different character sheets from 3 of my players and I didn't care.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 5115801, member: 2011"] Which around here is a significant portion of the people. I'm totally fine with getting rid of wiki, but I don't think that the summary sheet is the answer. I think the two options should be: 1) The CB character sheet, abet on a site like Iplay4e, as per renau1g's comment. I also think that in this case, we would not even need Iplay4e. The player could Email the .PDF and/or DDI CB file to the DM and all of the Judges. I don't think it is too much to ask that a DM have access to free Adobe. 2) An easier version like ScorpiusRisk's spreadsheet. If a given player does not want to load CB or does not want to join Iplay4e or has other restrictions, then that player uses option #2. I don't think we should come up with a lot of different ways to do this. Just one super simple way and one less simple way. I also think that the "one standardized way" argument is smoke and mirrors. The DMs and Judges probably aren't really going to care as long as it's easy for them. When 4E first came out, I had 3 different character sheets from 3 of my players and I didn't care. [/QUOTE]

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