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Message: <blockquote data-quote="luide" data-source="post: 5258791" data-attributes="member: 74205">@brehobbitCharacter sheets that Character Builder prints out are highly customizable. Right-clicking on power card, choose customize and tick the weapons that you want to see at that power.Same goes for Attack Workspace, Damage Workspace and Basic Attacks.Always active resistances are listed at the Hit Points column on first page, right below the "Death saving throw failures". Remember that you have to equip items to make them show their bonuses in character sheet.I like the power summaries, but you probably should add some more info there. You're missing keywords for example, which makes it  pretty hard to see how do powers interact with certain items, class  features, resistances, feats, etc. And it might be better to order them by action type instead of daily/encounter/at-will, because this will make it easier for beginning player to see their options each turn.I like power cards because they (usually) contain all relevant info. Fixed layout does use lot of extra space in case of simple at-will powers, but does come in handy with some more complicated class features or dailies. Monk Full discipline powers don't work well with them though, as they're basically 2 powers condensed into one. Meaning that they'd really require different design with either 2 separate cards/descriptions, technique used by Compendium, <a href="http://www.wizards.com/dndinsider/compendium/power.aspx?id=7450" target="_blank">http://www.wizards.com/dndinsider/compendium/power.aspx?id=7450</a>Same probably goes for Wardens forms too.@SaeviomagyAs far as power card design goes, I think it's actually pretty good when you consider that most people will be using them multiple times. Which means that field description after the field is not nearly as bad thing as you make it sound.The "attack type is marked by asterisk" is plain false accusation, because right next to it is the Attack type written in plain english AND the asterisk is only used to mark Melee ranges. All other types have number on them. That marking is really only used as quick reference.Also the entire block has ALL relevant data written on black on white background, whereas all field descriptions are on colored background, making it easy to parse quickly. At least for me. (Note: I can't remember if I had issues parsing power cards at first, it is very much possible that I've just learned the layout well enough to read them quickly).fake edit:Took me so long time to write this post that others have already posted some of the things mentioned in here.</blockquote>

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