What character sheet do you use?
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Planesdragon
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Custom-made sheet
I have an auto-calculating sheet for As Above, So Below . It spits out the same format for each player's sheet, and does most of the math for them.
If I get clever, I'll write a wizard to speed character generation... but I've got to re-do the thing anyway, as it's got overdone duplication and the rules are getting tweaked anyway.
I have an auto-calculating sheet for As Above, So Below . It spits out the same format for each player's sheet, and does most of the math for them.
If I get clever, I'll write a wizard to speed character generation... but I've got to re-do the thing anyway, as it's got overdone duplication and the rules are getting tweaked anyway.
Ashrem Bayle
Explorer
I use this one:
http://www.rpgsheets.com/cgi-bin/arcdb.cgi?action=dl&id=2249
It is one of my own creation.
This D&D 3.5 character sheet (in both .doc and .pdf format with fonts) is a six page record sheet that contains all the information necessary for a fully detailed character. Pages 1 and 2 are the primary pages and have all of the important info. Page 3 is a spellcasting and psionics sheet. Page 4 is for additional spells and powers. Page 5 is for personal info such as appearance, background, quirks, etc. Page 6 is for companions, familiars, psicrystals etc.
This update (v.3.0) now has magic item location slots in the magic item section.
http://www.rpgsheets.com/cgi-bin/arcdb.cgi?action=dl&id=2249
It is one of my own creation.
This D&D 3.5 character sheet (in both .doc and .pdf format with fonts) is a six page record sheet that contains all the information necessary for a fully detailed character. Pages 1 and 2 are the primary pages and have all of the important info. Page 3 is a spellcasting and psionics sheet. Page 4 is for additional spells and powers. Page 5 is for personal info such as appearance, background, quirks, etc. Page 6 is for companions, familiars, psicrystals etc.
This update (v.3.0) now has magic item location slots in the magic item section.
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Desdichado
Hero
Anything that's flexible -- I want to be able to add fields if I add rules (CoC Sanity, for example is one I tend to tack on.)
Ashrem Bayle
Explorer
The one I posted above is pretty easy to manipulate. That is, if you know your way around that aspect of Word.
I use the Mad Irishman sheets, but I wish there were a way to disable the form aspect of it. I personally prefer to write in all my stats myself rather than type them. Because of that if I print out my Mad Irishman sheet, it has zeros down the skill mod column and a 10 in that AC box that I can't remove. 
Desdichado
Hero
I also have a preference for sheets that are condensed onto one page (not counting character background and the like.) A six pager is a bit much -- I've got one like that (I actually think it's your sheet) and I like it, but at the end of the day, it's too much paper.
