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There are 5 sheets to this spreadsheet: this instructional sheet, the Front, the Back, the Spell Sheet, and the Linked Master Spell List, which is a list of spells that makes it easy to pull into...
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This tool is a spreadsheet-based Character Sheet Maker that does most of the math for you and aims to work equally as well in digital and hardcopy. There is no shortage of spreadsheet...
I've been working on a 5e character sheet with Google Sheets that attempts to automate as many aspects as possible (features and traits, weapon calculations, spell selection, inventory management/weight, leveling and more), yet is sleek and simple to use.
Find cunning and unique human rogue names for your D&D 5e adventures. Perfect for stealthy characters.
A friend of mine saw the docs-based character sheets I've been making for other systems and asked me to make one for 5e. I took some elements from the paper sheet, some from one of Roll20's digital sheets, and made some of my own additions and changes to better suit it to docs.
When naming rogue characters for your RPG, it's important to consider their clandestine and shadowy nature. The name should reflect their elusive and mysterious traits, invoking a sense of stealth and cunning. Variations like thief, scoundrel, or sneak can add depth to the character's persona and align with their sneaky activities.
In the past, I had used a character sheet that I found online (made by David Lester, linked in the template). I became unsatisfied with how limited it was and decided to make my own improvements. After making the improvements, I made copies for my players and we started playing.
