Anyone know where I can download a second edition printable character sheet? As I was reading the rule book it said you could find one online. I thought I had been all over this site but can't seam to find one.
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First of all, Thinman, I am sorry I don't know where the downloadable sheet is. I ordered the character sheet pack and am able to download that. In the meantime you should be able to print it from your core book pdf.
A separate critique/question/request about the character sheets...
What happened to my landscaped character sheets? I was so pumped that the play test had moved to the landscaped sheet and I ordered the premium sheets thinking they were going to be so amazing, but now it seems I may need to use the play test character sheets if I still want to use a landscape version...!?!
Similar to GM screens which for me are too tall and leave me feeling separated from the players (where as the landscape version is just right), as a player I feel like the traditional character sheet takes up too much of the valuable table space while the landscape sheets takes up less of the important center table space where the action is often happening. At least for me the landscape sheets are so much nicer for that reason. (Perhaps it depends on table size for people, or perhaps comfort level and familiarity with the traditional style sheet? I still really prefer the landscape style of sheets.
Is there any chance of an official landscaped character sheet coming out? I'd pay for the premium sheets all over again if they came out in a landscaped version!
Tell me its going to happen! Please!
(And by the way, thank you again for the landscaped version of the GM screen!!)
The downloadable character sheets are linked in this blog post or there are a number of fan made ones being touted in the General Discussion section.
Thanks, I wanted to make sure I did not accidentally download the play-test ones. Even though print is dead I still picked up the hardback book, I like the way they look in my bookcase.
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Just want to repeat what I said in another thread, but it would be super great if the Pathfinder-Rulebooks-Downloads link had the character sheets from the blog post. That link already has the first edition character sheet and the errata, so it would be the logical place. Hope this helps somebody using the search someday.
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What happened to my landscaped character sheets?
Perram over at Know Direction made a great landscape version of the P2 character sheet. It can be found here.
Perram over at Know Direction made a great landscape version of the P2 character sheet. It can be found here.What happened to my landscaped character sheets?
That's a nice sheet. It'd be even nicer if it was fillable.
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That's a nice sheet. It'd be even nicer if it was fillable.Perram over at Know Direction made a great landscape version of the P2 character sheet. It can be found here.What happened to my landscaped character sheets?
I believe that is in the works.
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That's a nice sheet. It'd be even nicer if it was fillable.Perram over at Know Direction made a great landscape version of the P2 character sheet. It can be found here.What happened to my landscaped character sheets?
Thank you for that link,, the sheet looks great to! I think i like it better than the color scheme from the Paizo sheets at the moment. No offense Paizo, generally I prefer your stuff but the new character sheet in the Core book as well as all the sheets from the character sheet pack are not landscaped and the color scheme is somehow a bit jarring to me (and uses more printer ink ;) though I am sure I'll get used to it over time. I would have even been happy with just one generic style landscape sheet so I had the option. I think for now I will be using Perram's sheet as I really do prefer the landscape style.
I've created my own landscape version as well here. My first sheet so not perfect, but I used it for PFS play yesterday and worked well for me.
I would like to be able to buy printed hard copies on 11" x 17" card stock, folded into a sort of booklet. Page 1 would be the front (obviously), opening the booklet would reveal pages 2 and 3, and page 4 would be the back.
This is how I print my character sheets. I use my office's copier to format the PDF as a booklet. This image shows the settings, though it only shows letter-sized paper since I am at home currently. Simply change the size to ledger and you're good to go.
If you don't have this option, take the PDF to your local print shop (Kinko's, etc.) they can do this for you.