Here you’ll write a summary which includes the attack/spell name, the Attack Bonus you’ll add to your roll, and the damage (complete with what damage type it inflicts).

Squarely in the middle of your sheet is where you’ll record some notes about your attacks and spells.

Below that, is where you can track your hit points (current and maximum), temporary hit points, your hit dice and, should you be unfortunate to need them, your death saving throw results!

Splitting the sheet down the middle we have the fields to record the PC’s AC, Initiative bonus and speed(s).

For your passive Perception, just use 10+ the Perception modifier you wrote in the skills section. Write the modifier for each save and skill next to its name and check the little circle to show if you are proficient in that save/skill or not.

Moving to the right a little, there is a space to mark if you currently have inspiration (a DM given reward), your proficiency bonus (determined by your level, you can check this in your class table), and the sections for your saving throws and skills.

The large number (also known as your score) goes in the small oval, your modifier goes in the big box.

Now to the body and mind of your PC, your stats! Once you have determined your stats (either by point buy or rolling) go ahead and write them in whatever skill you want to assign them to.

Lawful Good) and your number of experience points (if your DM is using them). These are your Class (and level), Background, Race (also known as Lineage), Alignment (e.g.

Starting off simple, at the top of the sheet you’ll record your player character (PC) name and other basic details about your character.

Should you want, you may grab a standard character sheet here to follow along, you can even edit it straight in your browser! We will be starting off at the top, and then moving onto the left hand side:

In this article, we’ll take you through how to fill out a character sheet and where you can get free character sheet PDFs, including pre-generated characters for those of you just starting out or stumped for ideas! How to Fill in a Character Sheet

Character sheets are how we as players record everything that encompass our characters these sheets are the tool we use to help keep track of all the numbers, features, and items that makes this wonderful game we all share work for our characters.

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