Custom Character Sheets [Archive] - Wizards Community

Custom Character Sheets [Archive] - Wizards Community

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penguinsrule
07-25-06, 08:22 PM Well, one day I just got tired of using the two page character sheet that Wizards published, and I was also too cheap to buy programs like Etools; so I photoshopped my own. It has more room for everything and is four pages long:
1) Like the standard sheet
2) Armor and posessions
3) Feats, features, and languages
4) Spells

I basically synthesized five different character sheets, and added in some of my own stuff where relavent.

Since I did implement things directly from Wizards' character sheets, Disclaimer: Segments of "Character Sheet 3.5 Complete" are taken directly from charater sheets provided by Wizards. Dungeons and Dragons is a TradeMark of Wizards of the Coast. Everything belongs to their respective owners and ....... All rights reserved, I am not making any money from this, don't sue me.

http://www.filelodge.com/files/room32/894650/Character%20Sheet%203.5%20Complete.pdf

I am currently making seperate pages for magic and psionics [done], as well as animal companion/familiar/psycrystals, which I will probably finish soon.
Grandpa Gamer
07-25-06, 09:52 PM Your .pdf won't load - it keeps looping back around to the same FileLodge page . . .
Board_Rider
07-25-06, 09:57 PM Not bad but it still looks the same save for some tweaks. But if it works for you that is all that matters.

Personally, I would like to see more feat openings, more item slots, a bigger special abilities area and a place to put dodge bonuses.
penguinsrule
07-26-06, 12:06 PM Not bad but it still looks the same save for some tweaks. But if it works for you that is all that matters.

Personally, I would like to see more feat openings, more item slots, a bigger special abilities area and a place to put dodge bonuses.

Ya, most of my group likes it as opposed to the two page one. I would have had more of what you like, but there were 3-4 new people in my group that kept on forgetting what some of their feats did so that is why i left the description space. I mapped out some characters, and the feats and spell sections are good upto level 12ish (for a fighter and a wizard respectively). What I do with the feats is simply write other feats in where the descriptions go and put a small mark indicating that it is not a description. For dodge bonuses I just use the "Misc" box.

Also, the main reason why I have everything spaced out is that if you are going to be a figher or a wizard or whatever, you print out what you need, so fighters would print out and extra feat page and not a spell page, etc.

I used ideas/pieces from Wizards' original 3.5 character sheet, the etools character sheet, one of the psionic character sheets, and then two I found on a random website.
Tempest Stormwind
07-26-06, 02:00 PM Not too bad. If you'd seen sheets that worked from the get-go (instead of the ones that Wizards produces), the result would be even more impressive.

For those, I would suggest looking at:
Mad Irishman's (http://www.mad-irishman.net) (particularly the newest D&D sheet, along with the generic d20 sheet and the First Edition Feel one if you want condensed)
DarkSideProduction's SSA-X2 Auto Sheet (http://www.ssa-x2.com)
Anything at Ema's Sheets (http://www.emass-web.com/)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
penguinsrule 07-25-06, 08:22 PM	Well, one day I just got tired of using the two page character sheet that Wizards published, and I was also too cheap to buy programs like Etools; so I photoshopped my own. It has more room for everything and is four pages long: 1) Like the standard sheet 2) Armor and posessions 3) Feats, features, and languages 4) Spells I basically synthesized five different character sheets, and added in some of my own stuff where relavent. Since I did implement things directly from Wizards' character sheets, Disclaimer: Segments of "Character Sheet 3.5 Complete" are taken directly from charater sheets provided by Wizards. Dungeons and Dragons is a TradeMark of Wizards of the Coast. Everything belongs to their respective owners and ....... All rights reserved, I am not making any money from this, don't sue me. http://www.filelodge.com/files/room32/894650/Character%20Sheet%203.5%20Complete.pdf I am currently making seperate pages for magic and psionics [done], as well as animal companion/familiar/psycrystals, which I will probably finish soon.
Grandpa Gamer 07-25-06, 09:52 PM	Your .pdf won't load - it keeps looping back around to the same FileLodge page . . .
Board_Rider 07-25-06, 09:57 PM	Not bad but it still looks the same save for some tweaks. But if it works for you that is all that matters. Personally, I would like to see more feat openings, more item slots, a bigger special abilities area and a place to put dodge bonuses.
penguinsrule 07-26-06, 12:06 PM	Not bad but it still looks the same save for some tweaks. But if it works for you that is all that matters. Personally, I would like to see more feat openings, more item slots, a bigger special abilities area and a place to put dodge bonuses. Ya, most of my group likes it as opposed to the two page one. I would have had more of what you like, but there were 3-4 new people in my group that kept on forgetting what some of their feats did so that is why i left the description space. I mapped out some characters, and the feats and spell sections are good upto level 12ish (for a fighter and a wizard respectively). What I do with the feats is simply write other feats in where the descriptions go and put a small mark indicating that it is not a description. For dodge bonuses I just use the "Misc" box. Also, the main reason why I have everything spaced out is that if you are going to be a figher or a wizard or whatever, you print out what you need, so fighters would print out and extra feat page and not a spell page, etc. I used ideas/pieces from Wizards' original 3.5 character sheet, the etools character sheet, one of the psionic character sheets, and then two I found on a random website.
Tempest Stormwind 07-26-06, 02:00 PM	Not too bad. If you'd seen sheets that worked from the get-go (instead of the ones that Wizards produces), the result would be even more impressive. For those, I would suggest looking at: Mad Irishman's (http://www.mad-irishman.net) (particularly the newest D&D sheet, along with the generic d20 sheet and the First Edition Feel one if you want condensed) DarkSideProduction's SSA-X2 Auto Sheet (http://www.ssa-x2.com) Anything at Ema's Sheets (http://www.emass-web.com/)