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Dungeons & Dragons Character Record Sheets: Roleplaying Game Character Sheets, 4th Edition
Studio : Wizards of the Coast
by Wizards of the Coast
Release Date : 2008-07-15
Publisher : Wizards of the Coast
Released : 2008-07-15
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780786948536
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 14 reviews)
List Price : $9.95
Our Price : $5.79
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Product Description |
Official character sheets for the 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons® Roleplaying Game.
Encased in a handy pocket folder, these official Dungeons & Dragons character sheets contain all the information players need to build, run, and track their 4th Edition D&D Roleplaying Game characters. Each character sheet is double-sided and designed for optimal playability. In addition, these character sheets are designed to support characters of all classes and levels. |
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Not What I Expected |
If you purchased the 3.5 Character Record Sheets, you know how good this product could have been. With the 3.5 Character Record Sheets, each record sheet was redesigned based on a specific character class. In the 4th Edition Character Record Sheets (this product), you get a few copies of the same character sheet you can print off from the website. You also get standard-playing-card-size cards for keeping track of powers (at-will, encounter, utility, and daily) and a few of the same size cards for magic items. If your group is anything like my group, each person has already created his or her own index cards for powers and magic items, making the playing-card-size cards relatively useless (not that anyone could write small enough to get the information on the playing-card-size cards in the first place).
Personally, I could not believe WotC actually released this product in its current form, and I (like many others) feel that I have wasted ten bucks. As past releases have shown, this product could have been so much better. WotC really dropped the ball with this one. |
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Do not waste your money |
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If I could give this a lower review I would. I was VERY diappointed that I wasted $9.95 + tax and shipping on 4 measley character sheets (that's right...4!!!) that I could have run off a boatload of copies at Kinkos for the smae price. At the very least it would have been nice to see a complete set of power cards or something to enhance the package. Wizards of the Coast has really dropped the ball here. |
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What The Devil |
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Ok. I do like, to some extent, the new 4th edition rules. Be that as it may, this suppliment is almost worthless. Yes I do like the Power Cards that you can write various powers on. HOWEVER. If I recall, in the past, Character Record Sheets suppliments would have a pretty decent amount of stuff for you. The first edition CRS has character generation information, along with key definitions of parts on the sheets, along with lists of spells (which, I guess, the Power Cards replace, but still, the original lists were far more specific instead of blank cards you write on). The second edition CRS suppliment also has character generation information, a fairly good amount of sheets (from character sheets forward). The third edition, I could be wrong, had both general character sheets and class specific character sheets (again, I think that is what it held, hadn't used 3rd edition for a while sooo). What do you get here? The product costs roughly 10 dollars. I would consider 65% of what you get with this product is the cost is the artwork. 20% of what you get with the product is the name D&D. 15% of what you get with the product is the actual "character sheets and power cards." That is to say...Yes, you do, as I said before, get blank Power Cards. But. Horrifyingly. You only get a few character sheets. Count them, 4 character sheets. Weee. Do not buy this product. It is this: Worthless. Photocopy the character sheet in the Player's Handbook. |
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Do Not Purchase |
I am pretty disgusted with the Character sheets package that came today as well. I just cant believe 4 sheets! Arent the encounters based on having 5 players in a party? They could have at least gone the rote of the 3rd Ed and made a sheet for each class with the class info.
The cover is useless as it falls off as soon as you take off the shrink wrap. Its nice they put the "permission to copy for personal use" on the character shet, but that isnt anywhere else, so some big Copy chains will probably give you grief about putting the cards on a good card stock, and I have no idea what the expense might be for that.
This was a blatant money-grab. I wish I could give it Negative Stars it is that bad, and I have been a big D&D fan since the 70s. DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM. |
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Another WOTC rip off! |
THIS IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS!!!!!!!
WOTC has just ripped off a lot of people. Everyone expected this to be class specific character sheets. It is not. It is the same character sheet you get in the PHB. |
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