DCC RPG - Hand Mande Character Sheet

Today's post is going to be a quick one.

I really like making my own character sheets for the games I play. For some reason, the standard character sheets games usually have don't speak to me. They seem too, standardized, too regular, too "normal". I don't know.

So, loving DCC RPG the way I love it, I made my own character sheet for it. Completely hand drawn, the sheet allows the use of any class, even those created by 3rd parties (aren't those fun?).

So just click on the image above and get this character sheet. I plan on making some character class exclusive sheets someday for DCC RPG, but it may take a while.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzKqKqx85Zk8Z3d5UnlBLXZta1k

Click here to download the character sheet!

By the way, I don't like to brag, but the zero-level sheets you get on the Road Crew program of Goodman Games were drawn by me too! I am very proud of them!

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