D&D Character Sheets
Character for characters.
To manage characters for role-playing games, I’ve designed and built resilient character sheets that allow each character’s personality to come to life. From a chaotic Sorcerer, to a crafty Rogue or a zealous Cleric, these sheets allow me to nimbly track all my important abilities and game statistics in a single location.
For characters that rely on spells, I’ve further enhanced the sheets to track and manage the spells the character knows; important information and details are at my fingertips no matter what I might need to know.
Beyond D&D Beyond.
My first character sheets date back to 2015 (well before D&D Beyond, a site designed by Wizards of the Coast to manage D&D character sheets, was launched), and incorporate features that give each character a set of tools necessary for what I might need during the course of play.
For instance, a demon-summoning sorcerer might need to track the activities of many small monsters; a sheet with macros custom-built to handle those spells handles this problem deftly.
The most notable of these custom tools would be a relational database I built using only Excel Macros and formulas: this tool pushed Excel to its limits, allowing me to track and update information on key individuals for the game, and pull up related terms whenever referencing a term in the database for information. This allowed me and my character to puzzle things together quickly, even for events occurring years apart from each other.
