Links
To download the sheets from Talon's public Dropbox, click on a link, below.
Samples
Updated files are indicated on the images, below.
D&D 5e 2024 v1a
ALIEN rpg v.1
Legend of the 5 Rings (FF)
D&D 3.5 - v.5
Pathfinder 1e - v.4 -UPDATED 4/2/23
Starfinder - v.1/v.1b UPDATED 4/13/20
13th Age - v.1
Star Wars (FF Generic) -v.1
Star Wars (EOtE) -v.2
Star Wars (AoR) -v.2
Star Wars (FaD) -v.2
Star Wars Vehicle - v.1
Mutants & Masterminds 2e - v.3a
Numenéra/Cypher 1e - v.1
Shadowrun 4e/Anv - v.1d
GURPS 4e - v.1
Vampire the Masquerade 4e/V20 - v.1
Mage the Ascension 4e/M20 - v.1
Werewolf the Apocalypse 3e/Revised - v.1
Wraith the Oblivion 2e - v.1
Werewolf the Forsaken 1e - v.1
FAQ
Why aren't the sheets form-fillable? Making documents this complicated form-fillable is a long and involved process that happens after the PDF has been created from the original InDesign source. It's many hours of menial work, and if a slight change is made to the original document, resulting in a new PDF, the process must be repeated. If you have Adobe Acrobat, you should be able to add text to your PDFs anyway, allowing you to "fill out" the sheets as you see fit. Or just print them and fill them out on paper. It's called "pen-and-paper roleplaying" for a reason.
Tell me about the D&D 5e sheets. The D&D 5e sheets come in two rules sets, original 2014 edition and the new 2024 revised edition. Although most of the specific D&D settings are, so far, only available under the 2014 rules, I have included settings-specific sheets in both editions. Each download contains a sheet for generic D&D, Forgotten Realms, Eberron, Ravenloft, Spelljammer, and Planescape. I don't have a version for Dragonlance because I don't own that boxed set and have never played Dragonlance and, thus, know very little about it. The 2014 download also includes a second version of the Ravenloft sheet for use with the rules provided in Heroes of the Mists, written by David Gibson and edited by the Fraternity of Shadows. This excellent Ravenloft rules supplement predates the release of Van Richen's Guide to Ravenloft, but is still a fine companion to the official setting. I highly recommend it.
? Actually, I've had the 2014 sheet done since the beginning, I just haven't shared it until now because I was originally planning on making a commercial version available on the DMsGuild web store. DMsGuild products require a cover, however, and I just never got around to doing any art for them. After the 2023 OGL revision controversy, I decided not to bother selling the sheets and am now giving them away here. This allowed me to revise them to include a few official setting logos and graphics instead of self-created "fake" logos that just resembled the iconic designs.
What about Torg Eternity? My Torg Eternity Deluxe Character Sheet is currently available on the Infiniverse Exchange. You can pick yours up HERE.
Is this all you have? My favorite game isn't here! These are the sheets for the most popular games I've played, and the ones I believe to be the most relevant to the hobby as a whole. I have, however, pretty much made a sheet for every game I've ever played. Besides the sheets presented here, I have sheets for D&D 5e (2014) fantasy western, D&D 4e, d20 Modern/Future/Past/Urban Arcana, Dragonstar (3.5, 4e, 5e), D&D Eberron (3.5), HERO System, Mummy 2nd Edition (WoD), Mutants & Masterminds (1e), Pathfinder (Iron Gods variant), Rogue Trader, Shadowrun (2e), Sorcerer Revised (WoD), Spellslinger (d20), Star Trek (Last Unicorn), Star Wars (D6, d20), TORG (1e), True20 (fantasy), Bygones (WoD), Mage the Ascension (WoD - 3e/Revised), Vampire The Dark Ages (WoD), Vampire the Masquerade (WoD - 3e/Revised), and Werewolf the Apocalypse (WoD - Bastet, Ratkin, Nuisha). If you would like to get one of these sheets, CONTACT ME, and I'll send you a link.
This list is really specific. Why these games and why haven't some been updated to the current editions? I create these sheets as I need them for my own games. If the selections seem oddly specific, that's why. I didn't even bother including sheets I made for really obscure games like Bubblegum Crisis, or homemade stuff like d20 Modern versions of Mutant Chronicles and TORG, or the Avatar the Last Airbender campaign I ran using Savage Worlds. I'm also not including really old sheets like AD&D and RIFTs, which were among the first sheets I ever tried to create and are horribly primitive by my current standards.
World of DarknessWhite Wolf did an uncommonly good job of designing their character sheets, so I had to make very few changes. My versions simply add color and spice things up a bit, with small revisions here and there. The 20th Anniversary sheets actually have the most revisions, not including the Werewolf the Forsaken sheet, which was a complete redesign (done mostly just for fun).