Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
Here a collection of unofficial Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition character sheets. Available in four languages (EN/ DE/ FR/ ES) formfillable customizable (PDF layers) modular scripting (e.g. quickfill assist, mixed multistate checkboxes for trackers) The first four pages are considered essential for the average vampire character.
5th Edition Template Character Sheet built with Google Sheets and Google Apps Script. Links at the end. What follows is more-or-less context/the story for how this came to be a thing. So, a while ago I started DMing for a group online. In the past, I had used a character sheet that I found online (made by David Lester, linked in the template).
Pretty solid but a few suggestions I could make. Separate background and feats. Background is typically located in the Character name box and it's weird and confusing to have it merged with feats. Make the full combat ready AC the most prominent (also tooltip says 'Dextermity') with the smaller ones for 'unarmored'.
I decided to create a simplified 5e character sheet for a family with a 12 year old and a few adult beginners for which I was DMing. This sheet was created with young players in mind and is intended for lower level characters that aren't too complicated. I realize that not EVERYTHING is included on the sheet, and that was to keep it focused on ...
Comprehensive L5R 5th Edition Character Sheet. So, I'm pretty proud of this beast I made a while ago and I think I might have shared it before but it was in its infancy. It's a Google Sheets character sheet that walks you through character generation and has all the information from the published books and some homebrew stuff available in it.
The V in V5 stands for Vampire. That's why for Hunter the Reckoning 5th edition the commonly accepted term is H5. Alot of people fall into the misconception that the V is for version, but recall that Vampire 20th anniversary is also referred to as V20 and mage 20th anniversary edition is M20.
Link to v1.7 (rich text for every field, but limited auto-scale fonts) Link to v1.6 (all bold text + full auto-scale fonts) I took the official DnD_5E_CharacterSheet - Form Fillable, and have a made a few improvements over the years: Changed most of the fields to rich text, so you can bold & italicize to your heart's content (v1.7 only)
Sort by: Ironforged. • 9 yr. ago. Hands down the very best form fillable character sheet for 5th edition. Current Standard. I would credit u/supersonic159 with a mention but all I know how to do is link to his user page. Great work by the way if you read this. 2. ImpsCorner.
It's completly auto fillable and has a section for everything you could think of. Easy to use too. Just use D&D Beyond, you can export a PDF of the full sheet when you're done. I've tried about 10 different auto-sheets over the years. Nothing beats reading the book and filling in your sheet as you go.
5th Edition PDF Character Sheet So I have been recently working on a new character sheet for the fifth edition, which you can download above. This version takes the basic templates off the D&D website and adds some improvements.