What's your favorite D&D character sheet?

[Aaron L]

My favorite is the one I made myself.

 

[Zaruthustran]

Mad Irishman's "1st edition feel" sheet, as linked from Necromance Games.

http://www.necromancergames.com/pdf/NG_3.5_CSv101.pdf

-z

 

[ForceUser]

Simplicity is key for me these days--I loathe those character sheets that list every skill, even the ones not relevant to your PC with no ranks in them (such as the hateful standard sheet in the back of the PHB). So for me, it's a homemade sheet with only the bare necessities. I'm currently into statting out my PCs in the new stat block format from the DMGII. Throw in relevant role-playing stuff and an interesting image and it makes a simple, elegant 1 or 2-page character sheet with all the most pertinent information in an easy-to-use, easy-on-the-eyes format.

Attached is an example.

 

[IronWolf]

I am really liking the SSA-X2 Character Sheets. It can do calculations if you want or you can turn them off which is nice. They look pretty good when they are printed out to boot.

I do like Ema's Spell Sheets though. I often print just the spell sheets off to take with me to a game for handy reference.

 

[Crothian]

A blank sheet of paper. Its good for all games.

 

[Eternalknight]

SSA-X2 and Timpani

 

[Saeviomagy]

Simplicity is key for me these days--I loathe those character sheets that list every skill, even the ones not relevant to your PC with no ranks in them (such as the hateful standard sheet in the back of the PHB).

See, for me I'd prefer to have all the useable-untrained skills still listed at least - your sheet for instance leaves out jump, balance, climb, swim, move silently and hide, all of which are pretty much standard for an adventurer no matter how bad he is at any one of them, and all of which are a little more complex than just the stat modifier.

 

[silvereyes]

Put down a vote for Dakkar's sheets for me:
http://ythmithar.altervista.org/testi.php?t=schedepg

I like the layout and style, something about all those little boxes helps me organize my thoughts. They aren't all in english, I think some are in italian, but the english ones are pretty good.

 

[ForceUser]

See, for me I'd prefer to have all the useable-untrained skills still listed at least - your sheet for instance leaves out jump, balance, climb, swim, move silently and hide, all of which are pretty much standard for an adventurer no matter how bad he is at any one of them, and all of which are a little more complex than just the stat modifier.

IME those come up so infrequently as to be unnecessary to list--if needed, I can do so on the fly (Off the top of my head for that PC--10 Str and no AC penalty = jump +0, balance +2, climb +0, swim +0, move silently +2, hide +2. Easy-peasy, and no unnecessary clutter.)

 

[scourger]

Mad Irishman's "1st edition feel" sheet, as linked from Necromance Games.

http://www.necromancergames.com/pdf/NG_3.5_CSv101.pdf

-z

This is a great one.