In the BIG bubble, write the corresponding modifier/bonus, which you can find in this Ability Scores and Modifiers table. What to do on your character sheet: Write one of these numbers in each of the SMALL bubbles. The easy way to do ability scores: Use the numbers 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, and 8.
(But a fighter with low Strength and low Constitution would be HILARIOUS.) For example, a Bard needs Dexterity and Charisma more than Strength, because they focus on charm, entertainment, and sleight-of-hand. Try to match your skills to what your Class usually does. You'll have different levels for each of these, some higher and some lower (and having a low number can be fun!). Charming someone's pants off (literally or figuratively) is Charisma. The Official D&D 5e Character Sheet PDF - Enhanced Edition v1.7, by TheWebCoder Resource Update 8/15/19: Lots of little fixes based on feedback. Intuition and awareness are Wisdom -based. The PDF includes: - Character Portrait - Travelling Companions - Character Stats - Character Details - Character Notes - Equipment - Loot - Cantrips - Spellcasting - and a reprintable sheet for Campaign Notes The PDF is in A5 size, and it’s large resolution means it scales up to A4 perfectly and 8. Being able to take a bruising is Constitution. Avoiding bullets like Keanu Reeves is Dexterity. What it is: You'll use the root ability or trait of Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma for any given action.Įxamples: Beating someone up is related to Strength.
