Simple Character Sheet

This is a simple, portrait-style character sheet that I designed long before very powerful WYSIWG editors.  I used a rudimentary version of Word Perfect 5.1 and early versions of Word for this one.

Sheet of Special Characters

This accommodates non-traditional classes or monsters that should be able to gain levels with the players. It contains places to put the level, max level, which saving throw chart to follow, xp chart, hit roll chart, etc. so that you can keep a record of that special character.

Landscape Character Sheet

This uses a landscape layout in the traditional style (also see the one made with Scribus below).

Traditional Character Sheet

A landscape oriented character sheet based on the classic D&D character sheet.

If you want to modify it for your own use, here is the Scribus source file.

Combat Reference Sheet

This reference for classic D&D provides hit roll charts and saving throw tables for characters up to level 24.  It also contains hit roll modifications, a missile fire chart, and nearly everything you need as a reference to conduct a battle.

Adventuring Sheet

This sheet allows the DM to quickly look up useful information on the adventuring party, and make notes to keep track of the condition of characters.