Starfinder Beginner Box Character Sheet vs Downloadable Character Sheet.

[Cybrinsanity]

First off, let me start by saying hello to everyone, I'm new to this whole RPG thing and bought the beginner box to Run my kids through a campaign and have fun etc, So far I'm loving it and want to take it further and get into the full game. So I thought I'd download some of the character sheets and noticed that they're different from the beginner box version. Which one is correct to use If I want to get the Core rule book etc and actually start playing with all the rules etc?

Thanks for helping a Dad have fun with his kids!! :)

[Garretmander]

Cybrinsanity wrote:

First off, let me start by saying hello to everyone, I'm new to this whole RPG thing and bought the beginner box to Run my kids through a campaign and have fun etc, So far I'm loving it and want to take it further and get into the full game. So I thought I'd download some of the character sheets and noticed that they're different from the beginner box version. Which one is correct to use If I want to get the Core rule book etc and actually start playing with all the rules etc?

Thanks for helping a Dad have fun with his kids!! :)

The non-beginner box version is the official character sheet.

That said, there are a few different ones floating about the internet, take some time and decide which one you like best.

[Cybrinsanity]

Great thank you!

[Garretmander]

Cybrinsanity wrote:

Great thank you!

I think my favorite is a variation on the official sheet with a full page dedicated to spells.

[BigNorseWolf]

Cybrinsanity wrote:

Thanks for helping a Dad have fun with his kids!! :)

If you want to get in a few practice games there's always organized play

Unofficial newbie guide

Meatspace location

How to play online

[Cybrinsanity]

Awesome, definitely going to look into all of this!