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anyone got a full cleric spell sheet? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Euch
09-16-06, 02:05 PM hi.
I'm fairly new to dnd and I've been playing cleric.
since I can hardly remember which spell do what (+components+other effects aside damage/cure+spell duration etc) I've been searching for spell sheets.
problem is all the sheets I found had only the core spells (which aren't all bad, but there are better spells), so what I did was taking a spell-sheet and manually added the spells I liked to it.

long story short, after seeing the folowing post (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=4919893#post4919893), I was wandering wether someone made a "full" spell sheet for clerics in order to save me the trouble of making one myself :D

thanks in advance!
RogerWilco
09-16-06, 03:22 PM As I understand your question, this link you post is what you're looking for. So I do not understand what you want.

Maybe the Marvin link in my signature can help you? Or you might find buying the core datasets and Spell compendium from Code Monkeys. But then I would first experiment with the Free version of PCGen to see if you like that.
crowclub
09-16-06, 03:40 PM Spell list... Hmm, the trouble with spell lists is that you can never get a complete up-to-date list of all the spells because new ones are constantly being released.
There are a number of good lists compiled by various people but none of them have everything! Another problem will be finding a list of just the spells that your DM will allow, i.e. spells in the allowed splat books etc.

Do a search for Hellforge character sheets, as I think it covers quite a few books, at least it did last time I looked it up!
Euch
09-16-06, 04:28 PM thanks for the replies...

rogerwilco:
I was talking about sheets that looks like this:
http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf
(its a v3.0 sheet, but there are more recent)

crowclub:
I've been scanning google up and down with no success for such sheets, all I could come up with was phb, and maybe dm spells.
I wouldn't mind find a pdf/word/excell one and edit it myself, problem is there are too many spells outside the phb book, and adding them manually (which I tried to do for a while) is a too slow process.
I don't need the entire list posted above (even though it'de be great having most of it), even having one with the phb/phb2/complete books would be a good start.
Seeker95
09-16-06, 05:37 PM With the number of sources for spells, you'll have to make your own to reflect the sources you have access to.

Use iMarvinTPA's spell index (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/FindSpell.asp) to create a list derived from the books you have access to and create your own.
Malek
09-16-06, 05:55 PM I suggest Ema's Character Sheets (http://www.emass-web.com/). Best sheets I've seen, now they are dynamic-generated, so you can choose what books do you want to have spells on the sheet.
Deathmond
09-16-06, 07:00 PM http://www.emass-web.com/ is a godsend! That site is so freakin awesome.
Fruscht
09-16-06, 08:12 PM I'll say it, too: Ema's site is great.
Seeker95
09-16-06, 09:48 PM Ema's site is great for what it has. But it will not provide you with a comprehensive cleric spell list using only the sourcebooks you have access to.
Paxar
09-16-06, 10:14 PM I have no problem doing that Seeker, what do you mean?
crowclub
09-17-06, 05:03 AM Ema's site is great for what it has. But it will not provide you with a comprehensive cleric spell list using only the sourcebooks you have access to.

You hold down the Ctrl key and select which books are allowed and then tell it to find them.....
RogerWilco
09-17-06, 10:06 AM thanks for the replies...

rogerwilco:
I was talking about sheets that looks like this:
http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf
(its a v3.0 sheet, but there are more recent)

PCGen will do that for you. Standard it only comes with the RSRD spells, but you can buy the datasets for the other books from CodeMonkey Publishing (server down this weekend because they're moving). To get all spells that would require around 200 Dollars in datasets though.
I think it's the cheapest legal way to do it.
This shows an example I found on Google:
http://party.marwand.de/sheets/gruft/Halvem.pdf#search=%22pcgen%20character%2 0sheet%20pdf%22
http://party.marwand.de/sheets/Goran.pdf#search=%22pcgen%20character%20 sheet%20pdf%22
Just buying the Player Manual and Spell compendium datasets would be around 10 Dollars and would give you around 90% of spells valid in DnD 3.5

P.S. Please note this creates a long list, for my level 10 Druid, it means 19 pages of spells, with only Core, Complete and FR datasets.
Euch
09-17-06, 04:46 PM don't get me wrong but I love you all guys!
great links, most of the bookmarked ofcorse :)

now all I need is to find the descriptions for those I have no idea of and maybe finally get a decent spell list (just recentlt sold my armor because of a bet with the sorceress... I lost, so now I have to relay more on magic, and less on brute force :))
IMarvinTPA
09-18-06, 09:21 AM The best my site can offer at this time are the per-level lines mode:
Cleric 0 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+0&Small=5)
Cleric 1 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+1&Small=5)
Cleric 2 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+2&Small=5)
Cleric 3 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+3&Small=5)
Cleric 4 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+4&Small=5)
Cleric 5 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+5&Small=5)
Cleric 6 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+6&Small=5)
Cleric 7 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+7&Small=5)
Cleric 8 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+8&Small=5)
Cleric 9 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+9&Small=5)

My lines, when compared to http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf, do not have Components, "target, effect, area", nor page numbers. There is usually enough room in the margin for check boxes and the like though, but it is not a base thing.

IMarv
Seeker95
09-18-06, 09:24 AM now all I need is to find the descriptions for those I have no idea of Buy the book the spell comes from. IMarvinTPA's Spell Index (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/spells.php?ID=3364) tells you where any given spell can be found.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Euch 09-16-06, 02:05 PM	hi. I'm fairly new to dnd and I've been playing cleric. since I can hardly remember which spell do what (+components+other effects aside damage/cure+spell duration etc) I've been searching for spell sheets. problem is all the sheets I found had only the core spells (which aren't all bad, but there are better spells), so what I did was taking a spell-sheet and manually added the spells I liked to it. long story short, after seeing the folowing post (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=4919893#post4919893), I was wandering wether someone made a "full" spell sheet for clerics in order to save me the trouble of making one myself :D thanks in advance!
RogerWilco 09-16-06, 03:22 PM	As I understand your question, this link you post is what you're looking for. So I do not understand what you want. Maybe the Marvin link in my signature can help you? Or you might find buying the core datasets and Spell compendium from Code Monkeys. But then I would first experiment with the Free version of PCGen to see if you like that.
crowclub 09-16-06, 03:40 PM	Spell list... Hmm, the trouble with spell lists is that you can never get a complete up-to-date list of all the spells because new ones are constantly being released. There are a number of good lists compiled by various people but none of them have everything! Another problem will be finding a list of just the spells that your DM will allow, i.e. spells in the allowed splat books etc. Do a search for Hellforge character sheets, as I think it covers quite a few books, at least it did last time I looked it up!
Euch 09-16-06, 04:28 PM	thanks for the replies... rogerwilco: I was talking about sheets that looks like this: http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf (its a v3.0 sheet, but there are more recent) crowclub: I've been scanning google up and down with no success for such sheets, all I could come up with was phb, and maybe dm spells. I wouldn't mind find a pdf/word/excell one and edit it myself, problem is there are too many spells outside the phb book, and adding them manually (which I tried to do for a while) is a too slow process. I don't need the entire list posted above (even though it'de be great having most of it), even having one with the phb/phb2/complete books would be a good start.
Seeker95 09-16-06, 05:37 PM	With the number of sources for spells, you'll have to make your own to reflect the sources you have access to. Use iMarvinTPA's spell index (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/FindSpell.asp) to create a list derived from the books you have access to and create your own.
Malek 09-16-06, 05:55 PM	I suggest Ema's Character Sheets (http://www.emass-web.com/). Best sheets I've seen, now they are dynamic-generated, so you can choose what books do you want to have spells on the sheet.
Deathmond 09-16-06, 07:00 PM	http://www.emass-web.com/ is a godsend! That site is so freakin awesome.
Fruscht 09-16-06, 08:12 PM	I'll say it, too: Ema's site is great.
Seeker95 09-16-06, 09:48 PM	Ema's site is great for what it has. But it will not provide you with a comprehensive cleric spell list using only the sourcebooks you have access to.
Paxar 09-16-06, 10:14 PM	I have no problem doing that Seeker, what do you mean?
crowclub 09-17-06, 05:03 AM	Ema's site is great for what it has. But it will not provide you with a comprehensive cleric spell list using only the sourcebooks you have access to. You hold down the Ctrl key and select which books are allowed and then tell it to find them.....
RogerWilco 09-17-06, 10:06 AM	thanks for the replies... rogerwilco: I was talking about sheets that looks like this: http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf (its a v3.0 sheet, but there are more recent) PCGen will do that for you. Standard it only comes with the RSRD spells, but you can buy the datasets for the other books from CodeMonkey Publishing (server down this weekend because they're moving). To get all spells that would require around 200 Dollars in datasets though. I think it's the cheapest legal way to do it. This shows an example I found on Google: http://party.marwand.de/sheets/gruft/Halvem.pdf#search=%22pcgen%20character%2 0sheet%20pdf%22 http://party.marwand.de/sheets/Goran.pdf#search=%22pcgen%20character%20 sheet%20pdf%22 Just buying the Player Manual and Spell compendium datasets would be around 10 Dollars and would give you around 90% of spells valid in DnD 3.5 P.S. Please note this creates a long list, for my level 10 Druid, it means 19 pages of spells, with only Core, Complete and FR datasets.
Euch 09-17-06, 04:46 PM	don't get me wrong but I love you all guys! great links, most of the bookmarked ofcorse :) now all I need is to find the descriptions for those I have no idea of and maybe finally get a decent spell list (just recentlt sold my armor because of a bet with the sorceress... I lost, so now I have to relay more on magic, and less on brute force :))
IMarvinTPA 09-18-06, 09:21 AM	The best my site can offer at this time are the per-level lines mode: Cleric 0 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+0&Small=5) Cleric 1 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+1&Small=5) Cleric 2 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+2&Small=5) Cleric 3 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+3&Small=5) Cleric 4 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+4&Small=5) Cleric 5 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+5&Small=5) Cleric 6 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+6&Small=5) Cleric 7 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+7&Small=5) Cleric 8 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+8&Small=5) Cleric 9 (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/LevelIndex.php?Level=Clr+9&Small=5) My lines, when compared to http://www.rpgsheets.com/data/_Cleric.pdf, do not have Components, "target, effect, area", nor page numbers. There is usually enough room in the margin for check boxes and the like though, but it is not a base thing. IMarv
Seeker95 09-18-06, 09:24 AM	now all I need is to find the descriptions for those I have no idea of Buy the book the spell comes from. IMarvinTPA's Spell Index (http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndLive/spells.php?ID=3364) tells you where any given spell can be found.