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| #1EchamilApr 08, 2015 18:18:39 | So.. My current group are no longer satisfied with the standard "Character Sheet" as released by Wizards of the Coast for 5th Edition. While the sheet is nice and crip, we are left desiring something more.. artistic?
Lol.
Anyways, I'm having trouble, so I was hoping someone might be of some help. My group is looking for a Character Sheet that throws back to the days of Basic Dungeons & Dragons and Advanced Dungeons & Dragons.
Something that is feels basic/AD&D, but still allows for the important information of 5e.
We were using AD&D sheets, and crossing out THAC0.
So, any designers out there feel up to the challenge of making a functionally artist Basic/ AD&D (Fantasy) style character sheet that has form fillable capabilities?
One of my players is hoping for a character sheet made to look like it was drawn on college ruled paper.
Anyways, just hoping some one might be of help. |
| BECM Style.pdfAaronOfBarbariaApr 08, 2015 18:25:49 | Here are the ones I made for my group - made the AD&D styled one first, then found out I liked the BECM style better, and so does my group. Some of the pages involved have our house-rules built into them, but hopefully you'll be able to use at least some part.
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| #3EchamilApr 08, 2015 18:56:23 | Those look alright, but you're missing the skills.
Couple of my players said pass though. I might know a few other people who will like them, so I will pass them on those people. |
| #4caecafortunaApr 08, 2015 19:20:27 |
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| #5EchamilApr 08, 2015 19:31:32 | My group is insistant on that "artistic" style. They want something that feels basic and uncluttered, but stull with little artistic doodles. |
| #6AaronOfBarbariaApr 08, 2015 21:50:28 | On the sheet that is "missing" skills, those are meant to be listed under proficiencies. My group doesn't like having to change numerous things on the sheet each time a single value, like proficiency bonus, changes - so the sheet is designed to document each thing as never-changing-ly as possible. It also makes the sheets last longer during a campaign. |