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OD&D Character Sheets for Tales of Mystara

I have converted my D&D characters from my BECMI solo campaign "Tales of Mystara" to OD&D characters and thought I would share my character sheets, which I designed myself. I think they have the potential to be really useful for fans of OD&D or anyone with a casual interest as they shed some light on the subject of how OD&D works. Especially elves!

I also brought in the Thief from the Greyhawk supplement so I could convert my BECMI thieves to OD&D. I haven't included character sheets for demi-human thieves as I haven't brought them into my solo game yet.

I'll include some blank sheets for those who wish to use them in their own games.

OD&D Character Sheets

So, here are links to the sheets. I have included PDF's (not form fillable) and Google Docs for the blank character sheets as well as PDF's for all my Tales of Mystara characters.

Feel free to leave comments to let me know what you think. Especially if you have a suggestion on an improvement or correction.

Here is a link to the Character Record Sheets:


Enjoy!






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