DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Initial layout in Powerpoint, and then added form-fillable with Acrobat.
D&D 5E Stat-Block-style Character Sheet
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
UPDATE:
I've updated the sheets in the OP and the example file to show the features.
I've updated the sheets in the OP and the example file to show the features.
GlassJaw
Hero
That's some impressive PowerPoint skills. Figured it was InDesign (which I really need to get better with).
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Thanks. I've used InDesign as well, but don't have a copy of it anymore. Even the Acrobat I am using is because I have a week trial for this week, so I wanted to nail this character sheet style down.
Not to toot my own horn, but I am very pleased with the layout and think it is one of my best yet. I've made more thorough styles, so I wanted something a bit more toned down (but the second pages adds plenty of room for anything else a person wants to add for reference etc.).
Sacrosanct
Legend
Giving XP because you used a character from one of my favorite authors 
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
LOL I'll take it. FWIW this is actually my character for the CoS game one of the other players is running.Giving XP because you used a character from one of my favorite authors
My favorite catch-phrases (not from the book or movie), "That's it! We're all going to die!" and "I am Fflewdurr, Fflewdurr the Fflam!"
jmucchiello
Hero
I think the name is incorrect. When I think stat-block I expect something like this (From a defunct PbP game here on Enworld: Link to "full sheet"):
Bella Mulfield; Race: Halfling; Class/Level: Celestial Warlock-1; Background: Criminal (modified); Al: NG;
Speed: 25 ft; Init: +3; AC: 13; HP: 9/9;
Str: 8 (-1); Dex: 16 (+3), Stealth: +5, Thieves' Tools: +5; Con: 12 (+1); Int: 13 (+1), Investigation: +3; Wis: 10 (+0), SAVES: +2, Perception: +2; Cha: 16 (+3), SAVES: +5, Intimidation: +5.
Spells: Attack: +5, DC: 13; Eldritch Blast: +5 1d10 force 120 ft; Daggers: +5 1d4 piercing 20/60 ft; finesse, light, thrown
I think yours is just a compact character sheet.
Bella Mulfield; Race: Halfling; Class/Level: Celestial Warlock-1; Background: Criminal (modified); Al: NG;
Speed: 25 ft; Init: +3; AC: 13; HP: 9/9;
Str: 8 (-1); Dex: 16 (+3), Stealth: +5, Thieves' Tools: +5; Con: 12 (+1); Int: 13 (+1), Investigation: +3; Wis: 10 (+0), SAVES: +2, Perception: +2; Cha: 16 (+3), SAVES: +5, Intimidation: +5.
Spells: Attack: +5, DC: 13; Eldritch Blast: +5 1d10 force 120 ft; Daggers: +5 1d4 piercing 20/60 ft; finesse, light, thrown
I think yours is just a compact character sheet.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
Well, it is based on the idea of the "stat block" used for monsters and such, so I think the title is appropriate (but of course you can always disagree as you have, no harm there!). I was going to have a section labeled "Actions", etc., but it wasn't appealing and not dynamic enough.
My goal was to make something that was compact (you are right there) and showed everything at-a-glance.
jmucchiello
Hero
It's not like you can't call it a stat-block. The words just evoke a different flavor and seem the opposite of a fillable form.
DND_Reborn
The High Aldwin
I get your point. Like I said, I tried making it more like an actual stat block, but it became way too cumbersome and defeated the purpose. This is the closest I've come to my goal of a "stat block" character sheet.
