I have a lot of analog (read as: hand-drawn/-written) D&D stuff I want to post for your consumption. Unfortunately, I haven't scanned any of it yet!
So, in the interest of keeping things moving, I'm going to add some more recent, non-D&D resources to the mix.
First up: my most recent Bureau 13: Stalking the Night Fantastic character sheet. This game has probably gotten more play in our game group in the last 15+ years than any other. It's not that it's a particularly great game (a topic for a later post) but it seemed to sit well with all the players and GM's.
B13 players will notice that some of the stats are missing - that's a result of a house rule that removed combat abilties from character attributes and turned them into skills, where our group generally agreed they belong.
Enough chatter - here's the sheet:
So, in the interest of keeping things moving, I'm going to add some more recent, non-D&D resources to the mix.
First up: my most recent Bureau 13: Stalking the Night Fantastic character sheet. This game has probably gotten more play in our game group in the last 15+ years than any other. It's not that it's a particularly great game (a topic for a later post) but it seemed to sit well with all the players and GM's.B13 players will notice that some of the stats are missing - that's a result of a house rule that removed combat abilties from character attributes and turned them into skills, where our group generally agreed they belong.
Enough chatter - here's the sheet:
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