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Custom Character Sheet | Witch Base Class 5.5E

This custom, form-fillable character sheet for the Witch base class brings this cursed spellcaster directly into your hands while you play.

While this sheet covers just the core class features, you’ll find a character sheet tailored to each subclass when you pick up the Complete Witch, or character sheets for every subclass we’ve released so far in our pack of Custom Character Sheets.

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Updated 5.5E Character Sheets

Character sheets are underrated. A character sheet is the entire user-interface with D&D; there’s a reason why a blank sheet of paper isn’t the standard. 

Designing custom character sheets for our classes is something of a brain worm passion of mine. I’ve designed hundreds of them. Just pick your class and this custom character sheet fills out every class and subclass feature for you, and also includes thoughtful custom elements to manage your resources and features without flipping through a dozen pages or more. Players and GMs alike can get away from their PDFs or books, and just dive into the game. 

Not only have I been hard at work updating the character sheets for D&D 5.5E, I’ve also been improving them across the board. You’ll notice this pretty much everywhere you look: class tables for your features and spell slots, checkboxes for every feature that has expendable uses, icons for Actions, Bonus Actions, and Reactions, custom trackers for every class, radio buttons for feature choices, vastly improved Cohort character sheets, and tons of room for notes! And of course, they’re still form-fillable! 

You can now find custom character sheets for free for every class, and 5.5E character sheets for the entire Valda’s lineup.

Just go to the top menu and look for “Character Sheets” to see everything on the site.

Bring the Complete Witch to your table

The Complete Witch brings you the full potential of this cackling Charisma caster: 14 subclasses, expanded magical familiars, even a system of level 10 spells called rites.

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