Portrait style charsheet added to web

[Jake Norwood]

www.theriddleofsteel.net/support/charsheetportrait.zip

In MS word format, includes a font for use in the sheet.

Jake

[Nick the Nevermet]

Oooo...

purrrdy....

[Brian Leybourne]

Yes, very nice, although I woundn't have allocated so much space to the priorities, given that they're totally meaningless after character creation is completed.

But top marks, it's very nice looking. Someone should run it through a PDFer so we're not forced to work in MS Word :-)

Brian.

[Angaros]

PDF created. Can be found at the following URL:

RoS Sheet PDF

[Brian Leybourne]

See, this is why I love this forum. You make a casual comment, and someone runs with it and does it an hour later :-)

Brian.

[Angaros]

I might have enough time on my hands this weekend to make it into a pdf form. Fill it all out on the femputer and print with character info and all. Not that I'm that big a fan of pdf form character sheets (I like the experienced look -- coffee stains, blood, sweat and tears...) but it's a simple procedure and people ususally find it handy.

[Michael Tree]

Lovely.

You misspelled "liege" though.

[Angaros]

"Liege" has been fixed on the PDF charsheet. I noticed I didn't have the decorative border function installed when I made the previous version of the sheet either, so now that's in it too. Unfortuneatly, it grew considerably in size and is not about 640kb to download.

PDF sheet link

[Lance D. Allen]

Beautifully done, and thankfully PDF'd.

I will second Brian's opinion on the priorities, though. It's hardly necessary to have them on the sheet at all, especially taking up so much room.. But very nice all the same.

My own personal gripe is the lack of the TRoS logo. I'm rather fond of that thing, and to see it missing is unhappy-making for me.

[gnarf]

If I could, I would have made it a .pdf file when I sent the sheet to Jake, but unfortunately I don’t have the full version of Acrobat. But as Brian says, it’s really nice that someone from the forum will do it. And that “Character form” thing sounds pretty cool.

Heh, I hadn’t noticed the “Leige” thing – it’s misspelled on the original downloadable character sheet as well, and I just wrote it directly off from it without giving it further thought.

I guess you’re right about the relatively large space allocated to priorities. I thought that if your previous character had loads of insight it might be useful to have the priorities written down. But removing them would make more space, and then there’d be room for the missing Riddle of Steel logo :-) I think I’ll do that.

Anyway, I’m glad you guys like it.

-gnarf

EDIT: Hey, I totally forgot: Thanks for the .PDF conversion, Angaros - it's really nice. Good job!

[Angaros]

The pdf form is now avaliable at:
PDF Form

Please save it to your own computer and fill it out locally instead of open it in the browser. Right click and choose "save target as...". Thank you. :)

[Jake Norwood]

I've now added Jocke's PDF form version of that sheet to the site in place of the original, which has been removed.

www.theriddleofsteel.net/support/rossheet_form.pdf

Jake

[Angaros]

Nice! :) I have now removed the charsheets from my site. Both because I need the space, and because it's good if people look to the support page on theriddleofsteel.net primarily for these things. :)

[Lance D. Allen]

::blinks rapidly:: You can make a PDF FORM???

Is the original landscape one like that too, and I just never noticed?

SWEET!

Edit: Ah, I see that the landscape one (which I prefer, personally) is not in form format.. Would it be possible for it to be converted as well?

[Jake Norwood]

Can ya do it, Jocke?

Jake