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| #1eilixFeb 02, 2008 22:36:26 | I was just wondering if anyone knew how to make an "official-looking" character sheet. The official AD&D 2e sheets have everything my group needs, I just don't like the layout. Well any insight would be appreciated. |
| #2vrykolas2kFeb 03, 2008 0:24:17 | I was just wondering if anyone knew how to make an "official-looking" character sheet. The official AD&D 2e sheets have everything my group needs, I just don't like the layout. Well any insight would be appreciated. rpgsheets.com usually has whatever you need for sheets. Personally, I like the official one. What is it you don't like? |
| #3mock26Feb 03, 2008 21:31:06 | I just make my own sheets using Excel. I can adjust columns and rows to any height I want, easily draw lines around cells, can add formulas to automatically update THAC0 and saving throws when I update XP, etc. My personal preference is to have a character sheet that is customized to my needs and is easy for me to use. |
| #4true_atlanteanFeb 04, 2008 3:10:03 | Excel is an excellent program for character sheets. I've used it with linked formulae to make character tracking for maths-heavy systems (like Rifts) and it does take the headache out of character advancement. In my present campaign, I use it to track the xp of all characters, with a linked cell showing each levels' xp goals. Very handy all round. |
| #5varlFeb 04, 2008 11:06:56 | I use a 2e sheet I found online that has a real nice format and even includes a section on the back of an outline of the human form showing places where your items are. Pretty cool sheet I must say. I think I might have downloaded it from Dragonsfoot. |