D&D 3E/3.5 Good, plain old 3.5 character sheets!

[Ninja-to]

Can anyone tell/show me where to find this supposedly simple thing (yet hard for me to find after about 40 mins of googling)...

I wants: A near exact duplicate of the basic, generic character sheet found at the back of the PHB, BUT here's the twist... I want to be able to edit it (add text) and 'fill in' my character name etc.

I know there are tons of character sheets out there, but the all the ones I've seen have an identical problem. They *all* have extra clutter on them that my Orc Barbarian simply doesn't need and never will, such as Turning Checks, Psionics etc. I want plain, basic 3.5, generic, and editable. Please help! There's gotta be one out there somewhere...!!!!

 

[Christian]

I've posted a copy of the PDF sheet our group is currently using. It's pretty small & bare-bones, and has a few form fields that update based on other fields.

The downside is that you can't save your form entries with Adobe's free Acrobat Reader that every has as the default to view PDFs. So you'll also need to get a third-party reader, or spring for the full version of Acrobat ($$$!) if you don't want to have to re-enter everything every time you go to print your character ... I use the free Foxit reader.

 

[frankthedm]

Can anyone tell/show me where to find this supposedly simple thing (yet hard for me to find after about 40 mins of googling)...

I wants: A near exact duplicate of the basic, generic character sheet found at the back of the PHB, BUT here's the twist... I want to be able to edit it (add text) and 'fill in' my character name etc.

I know there are tons of character sheets out there, but the all the ones I've seen have an identical problem. They *all* have extra clutter on them that my Orc Barbarian simply doesn't need and never will, such as Turning Checks, Psionics etc. I want plain, basic 3.5, generic, and editable. Please help! There's gotta be one out there somewhere...!!!!

Tweak a .gif or .png in MS paint.

http://www.enworld.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=26518

 

[Aleolus]

I'm pretty sure WotC has some basic character sheets on it's homepage. Can't say definitely, but I'm pretty sure.

 

[Dargon]

yep
http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/charactersheets

 

[Christian]

I'm pretty sure WotC has some basic character sheets on it's homepage. Can't say definitely, but I'm pretty sure.

Yes, but those are regular PDFs--you can't edit them without Acrobat. The one I linked is a PDF form, where you can enter your character's data into the file ...

 

[Ninja-to]

Christian that's awesome dude. *Exactly* what I was looking for! Thanks!!

 

[Thurbane]

Can anyone tell/show me where to find this supposedly simple thing (yet hard for me to find after about 40 mins of googling)...

I wants: A near exact duplicate of the basic, generic character sheet found at the back of the PHB, BUT here's the twist... I want to be able to edit it (add text) and 'fill in' my character name etc.

I know there are tons of character sheets out there, but the all the ones I've seen have an identical problem. They *all* have extra clutter on them that my Orc Barbarian simply doesn't need and never will, such as Turning Checks, Psionics etc. I want plain, basic 3.5, generic, and editable. Please help! There's gotta be one out there somewhere...!!!!

I hear ya man, it's next to impossible to find such a simple thing - I've tried. :\

 

[Christian]

Christian that's awesome dude. *Exactly* what I was looking for! Thanks!!

No prob. I wish I knew where it came from--I'm sure my little bit of free webspace will hit its bandwidth limit before too much longer ... I know I saw it one the web somewhere once upon a time, but I got this copy from our group's private campaign wiki.

 

[AnonymousOne]

I've posted a copy of the PDF sheet our group is currently using. It's pretty small & bare-bones, and has a few form fields that update based on other fields.

The downside is that you can't save your form entries with Adobe's free Acrobat Reader that every has as the default to view PDFs. So you'll also need to get a third-party reader, or spring for the full version of Acrobat ($$$!) if you don't want to have to re-enter everything every time you go to print your character ... I use the free Foxit reader.

You ... are my hero.