Well, I've fiddled, and I've toiled. I've smacked HTML, JS, and CSS into next week, but unfortunately I just have too many items for the sheet to fit the way I would like it to on screen and still print well.
However, it occurred to me that that is pretty much meaningless. This sheet was never designed with the intention of printing. It was designed for the high tech gamer to have a highly usable sheet to sit on his pc and look at during games. Most of my face to face group uses laptops today.
I understand that hardcore gamers are picky. If you have a need for a printed sheet, they can be found hundreds of places on the net. I like the Mad Irishman's sheets.
However, if you have a need for a WORKING html sheet, with a creator you can simply drop an email to and he'll add features at your request, then this is what you're looking for.
I completed the sheet, added the features I wanted plus a few requests. Once I completed it, I found it incredibly easy to make new sheets using the template. As a demonstration (and for my own purposes) I built a Star Wars d20 sheet as well. They can be both found on
my website.
In addition, I'm leaving direct links here. if you would like to host them or otherwise, oh great Operator, feel free.
3.5 Sheet
Star Wars d20 Sheet
Shadows of the Empire Q&A
Shadows of the Empire
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