Character sheet creations....

[Inkpot]

Inspired by someone else's idea of printing a character sheet on both sides of a manila folder and using the interior to keep notes, etc., (no idea how they were able to print on a manila folder!), I decided to fiddle around a bit on my own.

What I eventually came up with is using those ultra-slim 3-ring binders with the transparent pockets on the outside. I slip the front page of my character sheet in the front pocket, and the back in the back pocket. It's spill-proof, has plenty of room for notes, handouts, etc. and I'm generally pleased with the results.

What have the rest of you come up with?

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[DangerDwarf]

We have utilized the ultra slim binders from time to time as well. I really like that method.

[serleran]

I have very small handwriting, so I just use the PC Reference Sheets and write in the columns. I don't need a folder, but I take a binder just to have spare paper in case someone needs it, or if I need to pass the CK a note, like... what I'm looking to buy while in a city.

[Omote]

I also use the ultra-slim 3-ring binders for my PCs. I tend to take lots of notes, doodle, draw maps, etc with my PCs so I need the binder-action. Plus, it's cool to store various things in those polypropolyne [plastic] page protectors.

Good stuff.

Recently, in playing various characters of that other game, I have gone back to 1 page of good old fashioned 3-hole notebook paper. Yeah it's a lot of work, but it makes me feel a little bit better about playing that game.

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