Keep your target audience in mind as well. So leave white space to write, use color or shading to break up repetitive areas, use font size to make for easy referencing of important information, etc. Dragon Quest XI S Update: Costumes unique to the Switch or Definitive version of the game will be tagged (S Exclusive) or (S and 3DS Exclusive) if the costume originally appeared on the Japanese. Sheets should and will evolve a lot from this! Here is an older version of the one im using for Sword & Spell. I use Excel for all the character sheets I design. No plans to convert the Gen 4 humans, this ws purely spur of the moment. But, most of my character sheets are very simple, series of boxes laid out to be readable, skills in columns, magic items and equipment on columns etc, so Excel is perfect for that.
Do people do shorthand in the margins? Do they tend to write math somewhere? Do they count ammo or supplies or whatever differently than the sheet? Does one area of the sheet get erased a lot accidentally? Is there information that the sheet tracks that no one ever references or uses? Do people write notes on the back a lot? These can all be hints on what areas need to be improved. The biggest and best addition: Thanks to 4th Gen Matts HGSS Overworld character sheets, I converted all the Overworld Pokemon into MV format They do fit with the Gen 3 Overworld characters well enough. I think the MOST important part of sheets are to watch how players actually use them. Very tediously, that's how :P I use OpenOffice / Excel for mine.
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