Alternative resources for 5th edition of the greatest RPG ever made.
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There are two alternative character sheets: one for casters, and another for non-casters. Note the following changes:
- Sheet uses the charming Quattrocento font by Pablo Impallari.
- Removed Inspiration, as my games don't use it and the DM should probably keep track of that detail.
- Initiative moved to skill block. I realize it isn't a "skill", but it is a common ability check, and I needed to save space.
- Armor Class moved to where inspiration was to save space.
- Crunched skills in to include Passive Perception in that real-estate.
- Minimized "Background" block into a "Personality Notes" section. You can put background info on a 2nd sheet.
- Made better use and organization of the HP/Hit Dice section.
- Expanded attack/spell section with more boxes for info, 5 unique attack slots, and 3 free-form lines under each attack for notes.
- For Non-Casters:
- Expanded area for Languages and Proficiencies.
- Massive free-form area for notes on Features and Traits.
- For Casters:
- Dedicated Features and Traits area to spell notes and boxes to keep casting info.
Campaign setting resources are located in their respective folder. If you are used to viewing markdown, you can look at the individual chapters in plain text or a browser. The resources are in the src folder. There is a folder for each document, and a markdown metadata header for each one as well.
If you have XeTeX, pandoc, and the required fonts installed; you can run the pdfgen.sh script, which generates complete PDF documents from the source files. If there is a demand, I'll set up a server that can host the complete PDFs, but as of now there's no good reason to do so.