Updated! I’m running a campaign of Alternity — TSR’s late, lamented science fiction game from the end of the 1990s — and so I whipped up a character sheet for the Star*Drive setting. You can download it, if you want:
Changelog
7 Nov 2501 2009: Newly updated to include better layout for skills, enough durability boxes for werens, the Stealth skill (which was accidentally left out), and a footer with the download URL.
I keep thinking that my next 4e D&D game should allow only these classes:
And these races:
None of these “dragonborn” or “eladrin;” no “sorcerers” or “avengers!”
Of course, your race determines which classes are open to you:
A few hybrid classes would be allowed — based on your race, of course:
…but maybe this is getting a little too silly.
(Oh, and also, I’d only use monsters that appear in the 1e Monster Manual.)
For those of you who are interested, here’s the campaign background information on the countries in my current D&D campaign, The Tide of Summer. We game weekly at my place in Tucson.
The backstory that isn’t in this document: About 17 years ago, there was a world-wide event known as the Feystorm, in which the Feywild and the Natural world basically crashed into each other. The fey (eladrin, gnomes, elves, and others) are the bad guys of this campaign [1], and are part of Summer Queen Tiandra’s army, the Tide of Summer.
[1] or at least, so they appear to the player characters