| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Ravos2010-29-04, 11:33 AM | Im looking for an application that will let me fill in fields with attack bonuses and abilities and such, so that when i print my new class it looks like a block like in the official books. Can anyone help me find such an application? :) :) :) |
| Crazy Runner Guy10-29-04, 11:38 AM | Im looking for an application that will let me fill in fields with attack bonuses and abilities and such, so that when i print my new class it looks like a block like in the official books. IMO, it is much better (and easier) if you download the character sheets (in .pdf format) and print/copy them. That way, you can write in pencil and not worry about having a stat change. crg |
| Elemmakil10-29-04, 01:25 PM | A combination of Microsoft Word and Excel should work fine. It won't look like the core books, because you won't have the font or background lines printed on the paper, but I'm not aware of anything better. If you want more help, you may want to check the digital d&d (http://boards1.wizards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=39) section. -Elemmakil |
| Ravos2010-29-04, 01:36 PM | im not looking for a character sheet, im looking for a "class" sheet. like a class builder or something ;o) |