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Star Wars 05-24-06, 02:25 AM	Hey, sorry if this is in the wrong thread (there are so friggen many). But, what is the best character sheet for D&D 3.5? Help me Obi-Wan….. Um, Gaming forum you’re my only hope.
ProfWhy 05-24-06, 02:59 AM	I'd say that the best character sheet is the one that you're most comfortable and familiar with, and that allows you to find your character information with a minimum of muss or fuss... ;) Right now, I'm using the Mad Irishman's sheet, but there are plenty of good sheets out there on the 'net... Toss out a Google or Yahoo search and I'm sure you'll find something that'll fit your playing needs nicely... :)
hmmmm 05-24-06, 03:26 AM	There are many many different character sheets out there, the best would be the one that you enjoy using.
WhitbyWitch 05-24-06, 08:27 AM	I personally like the Iron Kingdoms character sheet, it's great for Spellcasters. Greetz. WW
Star Wars 05-24-06, 01:26 PM	Can you guys give me links to these sheets.
Rickiel 05-24-06, 01:28 PM	The one I personally have started out with. The ole' college lined ruler paper. You know...notebook paper! Organization of character however you want, though I typically do stats on one page, feats on another, and the main stuff would be on my first page with misc. equipment being last.
Necron99 05-24-06, 01:35 PM	Here ya go: http://www.rpgsheets.com/ I think I might have a few in there somewhere
Krug_the_smasher 05-25-06, 12:26 AM	The one I personally have started out with. The ole' college lined ruler paper. You know...notebook paper! Organization of character however you want, though I typically do stats on one page, feats on another, and the main stuff would be on my first page with misc. equipment being last. Yes, I agree. Blank paper, totally customizable, no un-needed spaces, and cheap too.
stealth_monkey 05-25-06, 02:55 AM	My personal favourites are ema's character sheets http://www.emass-web.com/ If you're playing a spellcaster, the spell lists in his sheets are incredibly comprehensive and include references. Just to give you an idea as to how comprehensive, his "standard" character sheet is over 100 pages long (of course, you won't need all of them per character)
Gauze Fireforge 05-25-06, 04:12 AM	My personal favourites are ema's character sheets http://www.emass-web.com/ If you're playing a spellcaster, the spell lists in his sheets are incredibly comprehensive and include references. Just to give you an idea as to how comprehensive, his "standard" character sheet is over 100 pages long (of course, you won't need all of them per character) I vote this one to be the greatest...so comprehensive even of recent books. Doesn't look like it has complete psionic but otherwise damn HUGE!
stealth_monkey 05-25-06, 04:25 AM	I vote this one to be the greatest...so comprehensive even of recent books. Doesn't look like it has complete psionic but otherwise damn HUGE! It sure does. Go to dynamic-> psionics and click your setting, books you want to include (complete psion is on there) and class and it'll generate your powers list for you
hmmmm 05-25-06, 11:14 AM	The one I personally have started out with. The ole' college lined ruler paper. You know...notebook paper! Organization of character however you want, though I typically do stats on one page, feats on another, and the main stuff would be on my first page with misc. equipment being last. The best sheet in the world, plus you can buy 6000 for really cheap.