I feel this approach makes it easier to use.ĭuring social or interpersonal scenes, you can have sheet 1 and sheet 2 face up.ĭuring combat, you can have sheets 2 and 3 face up.
I also like my personal info at the top of the first sheet. I also wanted it to be easier on ink, hence the various watermarks. So I tried to include the full names of characteristics with abbreviations. I wanted a sheet that was more "newb" friendly. Profile - characteristics, movement, senses, points, perks and talents and finally complications.Ĭombat profile - vitals tracking, to-hit chart, defenses, combat values, references and maneuvers. This is a 3 page character sheet I whipped up for HERO 6th Edition. The printed lines were removed to accommodate the text fields. This sheet has form fields! The lined areas are multi-line text fields that allow for rich text formatting. The file contains:Īll the Hero Designer files are included (except Colossus which you ca find in the HERO System Book of Templates) New The exception is Colossus which comes 99% from The HERO System Book of Templates by Christopher Hackler (which you can buy from this site). Most characters were built using a combination of the Super HERO gallery, my own ideas but also ideas mined from these forums. I have never printed it so it might look terrible on paper but it looks nice on the screen. The rest is size 9 with flavor names in bold-italic. Standard characteristic names are size 9, bold. The sheet uses Calibri Light font. Section titles are size 10, capitalized.
A selection of DC and Marvel heroes created in Hero Designer and laid on a simple RTF character sheet with a lot of the technical text edited out to make it simpler to read but also to have a character sheet of a single page (except for Batman.
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