Cartoonist and self-described Dungeons & Dragons nerd Luke Howard hand-crafted a convincing argument in favor of pen-and-paper role-playing: custom character sheets for D&D
Itās not unusual for players to print their character sheets off D&Dās website or type their stats into a digital document. But that can feel a little impersonal. Howardās character books are the polar opposite. Protected by french paper, embellished with a skull and covered with adorable illustrations, these sheets are almost too good to write on:
All of D&Dās 5th editionās essential information is on there, plus a quick reference guide. The booklets are bound with an elastic cord, so if your character dies, you can add new sheets and start again. Howard also offers a digital version
