Tasha

This is a simple gear catalog for those of you who are running a gear heavy campaign (Star hero, steam punk and fantasy hero can be gear intensive). It is based on the 6eHTML_UltimateCharacterSheet (Blue) by Division. 
 
Enter the gear type in the name field (Pistols, Survival Gear, Spy tech, comms, etc) Create your gear as individual powers.  export.   
Print's well - there is no border. 
 
There is no photo slot in this export template. Printing to PDF works VERY WELL

This is an updated and fixed version of Tasha's Ultimate Character Sheet - the latest version is awesome for printing with a great layout, but there were some bugs and inconsistencies to be corrected to polish it up a bit.
 
All changes build on the work of the original author (v1.5.4) and their work can be found here: Tasha's Ultimate Character Sheet - Original Author
 
the following changes were made to v1.5.4 to arrive at this version
 
1.6.0 - 2021-Jul-21
        fixed invalid HTML tags on non-breaking spaces
        Untangled page 4 tables for skills,talents, etc. to be all aligned on the IF/ENDIF checks for those sections
        Gave more space for the cost and roll columns in all sections
        Highlight Multipower pool/Name, and List names in all sections
        Made Notes and character name style consistent across all sections/pages
        Added global replace for 1/2 dice fraction to use HTML fractional tag (at very bottom of file)
        Added "Combat Tactics" field to the top of page 2 making page 2 a complete combat detail
 

This is an archive Lemming uploaded nearly a decade ago. He's not been on in over a year and since folk have been asking about character outlines. I thought that I would upload some of the ones that I have.
 
Here's what Lemming has to say about this archive:
From the ReadMe.
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268 different outlines.
These were produced mainly from comics by Sam Bell, Don Satow, and myself.
Each outline used to live on a page with several other outlines hence the odd
numbering scheme. I scanned them in a few years ago and recently seperated the rest, indexed to 1 bit and left the background transparent.
To be truly useful, you'll want to convert into RGB mode and use this as a
background layer to draw around on.
 
-Mark
lemming at quirkyqatz.com
April 10, 2005

This is an archive Lemming uploaded nearly a decade ago. He's not been on in over a year and since folk have been asking about character outlines. I thought that I would upload some of the ones that I have.
 
Here's what Lemming has to say about this archive:
From the ReadMe.
-----
268 different outlines.
These were produced mainly from comics by Sam Bell, Don Satow, and myself.
Each outline used to live on a page with several other outlines hence the odd
numbering scheme. I scanned them in a few years ago and recently seperated the rest, indexed to 1 bit and left the background transparent.
To be truly useful, you'll want to convert into RGB mode and use this as a
background layer to draw around on.
 
-Mark
lemming at quirkyqatz.com
April 10, 2005

This is an archive Lemming uploaded nearly a decade ago. He's not been on in over a year and since folk have been asking about character outlines. I thought that I would upload some of the ones that I have.
 
Here's what Lemming has to say about this archive:
From the ReadMe.
-----
268 different outlines.
These were produced mainly from comics by Sam Bell, Don Satow, and myself.
Each outline used to live on a page with several other outlines hence the odd
numbering scheme. I scanned them in a few years ago and recently seperated the rest, indexed to 1 bit and left the background transparent.
To be truly useful, you'll want to convert into RGB mode and use this as a
background layer to draw around on.
 
-Mark
lemming at quirkyqatz.com
April 10, 2005

A sheet that prints the background and basic Name fields.
 
include the herologo.jpg file in the same directory as the outputted character sheet for best appearance (BTW any file 150px wide and 67px high will work in the place as herologo.jpg as long as it has that name)