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quakemonkey

Alternative character sheet

I've updated the character sheet to my liking and thought I would share. It's a work in progress and I will post more once done.

I've moved a bunch of things around and added a Swim speed, which doesn't seem to be covered in the rules (or maybe I just missed it?). I'm going with Run/2 for now. The "TP" box in the skills section is for Training IP.

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*** Update ***

Completed the sheets. There are three versions: Witcher, Non-Caster, and Priest/Mage.

I left the names out for the Witcher Potions, Decoctions, and Blade Oils with the idea being you fill in the names as you find the formulae. I also swapped out Deity for Toxicity on the Witcher sheet.

I forgot to mention that I've reversed the die rolls for Hit Locations. If anyone wants the normal Hit Locations numbers instead just let me know.

I included one Ally and one Enemy box as templates and then the renaming ones can be filled out depending on what is needed.

"Icon" in the "Component or Substance" section refers the substance icons: < , /, V, ---, X, >, l, \, ^

Posted Dec 31, 2018, 6:09 PM UTC · edited

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JasontherandCraftsman:Craftsman:•

Nice!

I always love seeing everyone's preferred character sheets. Like the fact that you put adrenaline and deity on there. That is a great idea! And I dont think I have seen it on any others yet. This sheet seems especially good for priests and mages.

If you were going to improve it though, I think having more than 4 spots for class skills will be important for anyone with a longer game.

Also what is the WT by hitpoints? I am sure it will make sense when I think of it, but it doesnt come to me immediately.

You put Base as a column in weapons, should that include weapon accuracy? In that case I am not sure Base is the clearest word, but I dont know what would be better unfortunately.

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quakemonkeyOP•

Thanks for the feedback.

I also like seeing all the different versions and I was certainly influenced by what other's have done. I like to have everything I will need to roll or track when playing on the first page, so that was my overall goal.

I totally forgot that you can get a bunch of Defining skills! For some reason I had it stuck in my head that you would pick a single path...I can move some stuff around to make more space.

WT is my abbreviation for Wound Threshold.

Yeah I was being lazy and using "Base" as a general term to include everything you add to a roll...I should change that to "Total" or something. I kinda feel like the point of Base is to represent everything that is added to the die roll, but that's not really how it is defined in the book...

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