Dungeons & Dragons: How To Fill Out A Character Sheet
In Dungeons & Dragons, the character you create to play as is limited only by your imagination. If you want to play a corrupt aristocratic elven swordsman or a whimsical former pirate that casts spells with the power of nature, you can!
However, figuring out how to fill in a D&D character sheet can be a daunting task, especially for those that have never done it before. So today, we're going to help those looking to make their first character sheet with a step-by-step guide of how to fill one out.
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For the sake of this guide, we'll be creating the renowned Wood Elf Wizard, Sample the Character!
Often the first step to creating a new character is to roll one's ability scores. The six ability scores - strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence, wisdom, and charisma - are the backbone of any D&D character, as they are each used in a variety of ways both in and out of combat.
There are many ways for one to roll their stats and a player should always ask their DM their preferred method. Some of the most popular methods are:
Once these scores have been rolled, they can be recorded in the
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