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Published: 2017-02-18 10:49:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 2188; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 58
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This a custom D&D 5E character sheet I made for the setting "Adventures in Middle-earth" (AiMe in short) by Cubicle 7. It features a system of entry fields I devised to help documenting and tracking the character group's current journey (a AiME-specific mechanic). The "Journey DC" refers to the difficulty of all checks and rolls based on the journey's overall difficulty. This is the third out of three sheets I made, check out the rest! Size is A4, adjust accordingly before print.Note: I've used design elements from the official character sheet of Cubicle 7's other Tolkien-based RPG, The One Ring, and therefore all rights remain with Cubicle 7 of course. This is only derivative art I made as a fan, and I'll remove it if asked.
Sources: TOR official character sheet, D&D 5E official character sheet
Tools: Adobe Photoshop CS 6.
Time: 5+ hours. The sheet itself didn't take much time, but I revised a lot of details afterwards.
Enjoy!
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Is this the same type of sheet used in the D&D 5E version of Adventures in Middle-Earth?
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This sheet is for Adventures in Middle-earth - which is a D&D 5E product line so yes, it is for D&D 5E - but it's a homebrew sheet I created myself and not an official one by Cubicle 7.
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I love these sheets, we've been using them for the game i'm Loremastering. Just wondering how you're meant to properly use the boxes under the embarkation box.
Are they meant to be for individual stops?
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Hey there!
Sorry for the late reply - yes, that was indeed my thinking when I put the boxes in there, that you could note the important events of the journey, and also note any modifiers for the arrival roll in the round "pill" in each such entry box. I have only tested in once in an actual game, but it worked reasonably well for my group.
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Ah nice. I hadn't played the game much when I first asked and the journey system was a bit weird then but having played a bit it makes much more sense now.
Again, really great sheets
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