Andy Lingua
In D&D5e, as in many other systems, one of the most valued aspects is the creation of the character and, to take into account its development, an adequate character sheet is required. The first version is, as always, the official version released by Wizards of the Coast in the basic manual. Later the more artistic players (and the developers of some settings) create a large number of alternatives, sometimes very remarkable.
This article was created with the intent to collect those that we believe are most valuable and offer them to help you in your sessions. By clicking on the name of each of them you will have access to the free download.
- Official character sheet: little else to add, this is the original and fillable version, published by Wizards of the Coast
- Character sheet against dyslexia: on Reddit Inuyasharuls and Axelle123 have created a character sheet aimed at facilitating use for those with dyslexia. This is a disease that makes reading more difficult, giving the impression that words are moving. The choice of colors and fonts help against these problems.
- Character sheet for the little ones: the passion for RPGs can be born very soon, but the right means are needed. A too intricate character sheet could discourage younger players, so this could be a more appropriate choice in those cases.
- Character sheet for Vikings: this character sheet was created for the Norse setting Journey to Ragnarok; for this reason it presents some changes in the contents compared to the standard one. Despite this, it can also be used in other campaigns.
