I made this one to accommodate non-traditional classes or monsters that I felt should be able to gain levels with the players.   It contains places to put the level, max level, which saving throw chart to follow, xp chart, hit roll chart, etc. so that you can keep a record of that special character.

Special Character Sheet

Traditional style record sheet, landscape-style.  I also have a Character Sheet Made with Scribus that looks very similar.

Traditional Character Sheet

A sheet with calendars to keep track of campaign details, events, and passed time.

Campaign Record Sheet

Recently I’ve wanted to learn how to use Scribus to do page layouts. Scribus is a free, open source page layout software. So here is my first production with Scribus: a landscape oriented character sheet based on the classic D&D character sheet.

Simple Character Sheet made with Scribus

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This is a simple, portrait-style character sheet that I designed long before very powerful WYSIWG editors.  I used a rudimentary version of Word Perfect 5.1 and early versions of Word for this one.

Simple Character Sheet

A quick chart to keep track of characters during an adventure.

Adventure Record Sheet

This combat reference sheet for classic D&D provides hit roll charts and saving throw tables for characters up to level 24.  It also contains hit roll modifications, a missile fire chart, and nearly everything you need as a reference to conduct a battle.

Combat Reference Sheet