Recently, I ran across some old files - blank character sheets I had created for the players to use. I used to love working on such things, even though I wasn't all that good at it.
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Main Page - 2.5e |
I look at it now and find my font choices offensive, hate the kerning, etc... but I'm still fond of them. They took a huge amount of effort back then. I even created a second page, specific to whatever class the players had. I made a 2nd page for Paladins, Priests, Wizards, Thiefs, and even Psionicists... no Fighter though. Noone needed a second page for fighters back then.
I guess they look pretty good for Word documents.
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Paladin Page - 2.5e |
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Equipment Page - 2.5e |
These documents were manufactured all the way back in Word 95. Interesting trivia: Office 2010 blocks the opening of Word 95 documents! I had to go and change some settings just to load them up. Then I converted them all to PDFs, in their wholesome fiber-filled natural organic glory, and posted them up to share with all of you.
Download Here! [zip of individual PDFs] (right-click, save-as)
Download Here! [Unified PDF]
That sure looks like a complicated game. Glad I got into D&D during the 4E phase. :-)
ReplyDeleteAppearances can be decieving :)
DeleteSome optional rules are added on there as well, D&d 2nd was in some ways actually easier then 3.x or 4th.
If anything it didn't require a character generator to make a character that is anything beyond a level 3 or 4.
Generally was a bit faster to make a character.
Nice work; makes my life a little easier!
ReplyDeleteGlad you find them useful.
DeleteI don't suppose this is still available. The links are dead, but then again, I suppose it has been a few years lol.
ReplyDeleteYeah, a new, good link would be great. Starting a 2nd edition game soon.
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