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#1 questionare Jan 30, 2009 17:24:34	I didn't know exactly where this went, but what the heck. Recently, I've been playing D&D 3.5 again. It's been a while. And I remember having a program on my computer that allowed me to type in the stats on a sheet that looked exactly like the 3.5 sheet in the back of the Player HandBook. It even allowed me to print what I had out, save and edit, and calculated the differences. Does Anyone know what it was called? AND _____ What character sheets do you guys prefer? I like the automatic ones that I can print out lol :P . I change anything permanent with pencil and retype it after a session.
#2 chaosturtle Jan 30, 2009 19:32:47	I'm actually rather fickle with character sheets if I can't just rock a computer in front of me. Generally speaking I use a standard sheet for stats/skills/feats, the back of a sheet for equipment with a small section that has my hp/ac/saves a spell sheet if that applies, and if it's reliable enough I make little tables for when certain buffs/whatever are in effect...like my attack bonus with power attack and divine power on etc.
#3 doomsought Jan 30, 2009 21:38:08	? I've never used pre-prints since 2ed. Bah. Graphing paper works best, you can set up the boxes within the grid, I usually have my base stats, saves BAB, and weapons on the left, skills and feats on the right, and hp/ac/spells a day down the middle.
#4 questionare Jan 30, 2009 23:02:03	WOW, just wow. I searched on an old computer and found it! http://frozen-solid.net/misc/dndcharsheet/CharSheet.exe It works very well. It's small in size. Try it out! Thanks for the opinions guys, but I'm going back to the good ole' way of the computer age. lol