Anatomy of a Charactor sheet... [Archive] - Wizards Community

Anatomy of a Charactor sheet... [Archive] - Wizards Community

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solidsteel
07-28-04, 05:20 PM Is there a D&D book at contains not only a charactor sheet, but a discription/page reference of each individual entry on the sheet, without haveing to read the book cover to cover, only to forget a page for every two pages read.....

Am I makeing sence?
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger
07-28-04, 08:35 PM Originally posted by solidsteel

Am I makeing senSe?

No, not really.

I think you can gain info about the character sheet in the 3.0 Player's Handbook. I don't know why exactly you would, most of the things are pretty self explanitory. If you don't know what a feat is you can look in the glossary or the index.

And you don't need to read the book cover to cover, you might want to, just to get the gest of it, but it's there for the reference. I can remember chunks of the book that I have used often, but I don't always remember the rules for grappling and I look those up when it comes into play.
Welcome
07-29-04, 03:53 AM Nothing to see here, move on... And why can't I delete this ?
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger
07-29-04, 02:36 PM Originally posted by Welcome
Nothing to see here, move on... And why can't I delete this ?

While it seems they give us the option to delete posts, they are in fact, just mocking us. The only people who can delete posts are the higher powers (AKA mods)
necrosnoop110
08-15-04, 10:05 PM Originally posted by solidsteel
Is there a D&D book at contains not only a charactor sheet, but a discription/page reference of each individual entry on the sheet, without haveing to read the book cover to cover, only to forget a page for every two pages read.....

Am I makeing sence?
Restate your question so we can better understand what it is you are asking.
Trydan
08-17-04, 04:37 AM What I think is meant, is that there is a character sheet with each box filled in not with the statistic or ability, but with the page number on which you'd find the rule. Thus, it would be a PHB-index, but with the index set out in the layout of a character sheet.

While there is nothing like this (other than the opening pages of the 3.0 PHB), there is nothing to stop you doing it yourself. Take a blank character sheet, write "INDEX" in big letters at the top, and then start filling it in as you go. If you don't need it, don't fill it in, but each time you do, and it is not there, then when you do find the rule, make a note of the page number.

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solidsteel 07-28-04, 05:20 PM	Is there a D&D book at contains not only a charactor sheet, but a discription/page reference of each individual entry on the sheet, without haveing to read the book cover to cover, only to forget a page for every two pages read..... Am I makeing sence?
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger 07-28-04, 08:35 PM	Originally posted by solidsteel Am I makeing senSe? No, not really. I think you can gain info about the character sheet in the 3.0 Player's Handbook. I don't know why exactly you would, most of the things are pretty self explanitory. If you don't know what a feat is you can look in the glossary or the index. And you don't need to read the book cover to cover, you might want to, just to get the gest of it, but it's there for the reference. I can remember chunks of the book that I have used often, but I don't always remember the rules for grappling and I look those up when it comes into play.
Welcome 07-29-04, 03:53 AM	Nothing to see here, move on... And why can't I delete this ?
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger 07-29-04, 02:36 PM	Originally posted by Welcome Nothing to see here, move on... And why can't I delete this ? While it seems they give us the option to delete posts, they are in fact, just mocking us. The only people who can delete posts are the higher powers (AKA mods)
necrosnoop110 08-15-04, 10:05 PM	Originally posted by solidsteel Is there a D&D book at contains not only a charactor sheet, but a discription/page reference of each individual entry on the sheet, without haveing to read the book cover to cover, only to forget a page for every two pages read..... Am I makeing sence? Restate your question so we can better understand what it is you are asking.
Trydan 08-17-04, 04:37 AM	What I think is meant, is that there is a character sheet with each box filled in not with the statistic or ability, but with the page number on which you'd find the rule. Thus, it would be a PHB-index, but with the index set out in the layout of a character sheet. While there is nothing like this (other than the opening pages of the 3.0 PHB), there is nothing to stop you doing it yourself. Take a blank character sheet, write "INDEX" in big letters at the top, and then start filling it in as you go. If you don't need it, don't fill it in, but each time you do, and it is not there, then when you do find the rule, make a note of the page number.