Can someone Help me find a character creation sheet? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Can someone Help me find a character creation sheet? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
TheFallenAngel
11-12-04, 07:37 PM Its basically the title cause I screwed my last one up, I used pencil but I cant erase it that well... So if you could help me find a blank one or email me the front and back of a blank one it would be great thanks
Seeker95
11-12-04, 07:52 PM www.mad-irishman.net
TheFallenAngel
11-12-04, 07:55 PM It didn't work sorry do you have a more specific link?

Never mind I found it.
TheFallenAngel
11-12-04, 08:29 PM What can open a pdf file than? Cause whenever I try to save it as a jpeg or bmp it says fileverifaction crap.
Talanall
11-12-04, 09:49 PM http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/PHB_v35_charsheet.zip

You will need Win Zip to open this file, because it is in an archive. It is almost certain to be in .pdf format. You need Adobe Acrobat to open those. It's available for free online. A simple Google search will do nicely to find it.

I'll also take a moment to give you a brief snippet of boards-related etiquette. When you're using these boards, it's usually in your best interests to take about 20 minutes to look for things on your own before you post something to the effect of, "Hi, can you find <insert information/thing that can be found with a simple Google query or a search of the Wizards of the Coast website> for me?"

Seeker 95 has been very kind and polite, and just linked you to something appropriate. But some people think that posts like yours are evidence of laziness and rudeness, and will tell you so at length in response to a post like yours.

I'm only saying something to you because I think it'd be a shame for you to do this more than once, and risk getting called nasty names. It's unfortunate that more established posters act that way towards new-ish people, but they do. And really, if you can find something like this on your own with a trivial search query, there are grounds to support these folks' annoyance, even if their behavior isn't very appropriate.
Seeker95
11-13-04, 12:34 PM What can open a pdf file than?Adobe Acrobat.

Get it free at www.adobe.com
You want the Reader.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
TheFallenAngel 11-12-04, 07:37 PM	Its basically the title cause I screwed my last one up, I used pencil but I cant erase it that well... So if you could help me find a blank one or email me the front and back of a blank one it would be great thanks
Seeker95 11-12-04, 07:52 PM	www.mad-irishman.net
TheFallenAngel 11-12-04, 07:55 PM	It didn't work sorry do you have a more specific link? Never mind I found it.
TheFallenAngel 11-12-04, 08:29 PM	What can open a pdf file than? Cause whenever I try to save it as a jpeg or bmp it says fileverifaction crap.
Talanall 11-12-04, 09:49 PM	http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/PHB_v35_charsheet.zip You will need Win Zip to open this file, because it is in an archive. It is almost certain to be in .pdf format. You need Adobe Acrobat to open those. It's available for free online. A simple Google search will do nicely to find it. I'll also take a moment to give you a brief snippet of boards-related etiquette. When you're using these boards, it's usually in your best interests to take about 20 minutes to look for things on your own before you post something to the effect of, "Hi, can you find <insert information/thing that can be found with a simple Google query or a search of the Wizards of the Coast website> for me?" Seeker 95 has been very kind and polite, and just linked you to something appropriate. But some people think that posts like yours are evidence of laziness and rudeness, and will tell you so at length in response to a post like yours. I'm only saying something to you because I think it'd be a shame for you to do this more than once, and risk getting called nasty names. It's unfortunate that more established posters act that way towards new-ish people, but they do. And really, if you can find something like this on your own with a trivial search query, there are grounds to support these folks' annoyance, even if their behavior isn't very appropriate.
Seeker95 11-13-04, 12:34 PM	What can open a pdf file than?Adobe Acrobat. Get it free at www.adobe.com You want the Reader.