NaGaDeMon / RoleVember 2019 - Variant Character Sheets

Apparently the first character sheet was too hard to read with it's grafitti fonts.

So, I've made a few variants following the same basic template. The idea would be that players can pick the character sheet that best matches the ideology of their mystic.




There will probably be a few more of these made eventually. I also need to work out what's happening with the "vertical" boxes at the bottom of the sheet. At this stage the boxes under the connection value (at the lower left) will probably be filled with the specific "connections" that a mystic uses to link into the metaphysical energy underlying reality, while the boxes under the capacity value (at the lower right) are the ones I'm really second guessing myself over.

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