Durzan Malakim

This export template is intended to present everything you need to play in four pages as long as you keep the number of items to display within certain limits. Exceeding the limits adds a page, and usually doesn't look good doing it.
 
The first page can support around 5 to 7 Perks, 5 to 7 Talents, and 10 to 12 Complications. The second page can support around 40 Skills and 20 to 25 Martial Maneuvers. The third page can support around 30 to 35 powers and equipment descriptions. The fourth page can support a page worth of Background and Personality description.  

This export template is a derived work based on The Ultimate Character Sheet version 1.5.4. The template is style-sheet-driven so you can change colors, fonts, and text-sizes easily.
I have tried to make the style class names as human-readable as possible so you understand what content the style class controls.
 
All layout is done with HTML tables. In general, each page is organized as follows:
Each page has a separate <div> element. Each page also has a page-border <table>. Each page-border table has a header row and one or more body rows. Each row of the page-border table contains one column (cell). Each page-border table cell contains one or more content tables. The template page order is:
Page 1: Special header with HERO logo Characteristics Computed values Track END, STUN, and BODY Experience Points Movement Complications  
Page 2:
Normal page header Skills Perks  
Page 3:
Normal page header Combat Values Combat Skill Levels Combat Maneuvers Range Modifiers Called Shots Hit Locations  
Page 4:
Normal page header Attack powers Defense powers Movement powers Sensory powers Equipment Martial arts Talents  
Page 5:
Normal page header Powers Equipment  
Page 6:
Normal page header Information Character image Background For quick reference, here are the template colors:
Background color of headers (dark gray): #4c4c4c Text color of headers (golden-yellow): #ffcc00 Background color of normal defenses and STUN (light blue): #a8a8ff Text color of normal defenses and STUN (dark blue): #0000aa Background color of resistant defenses and BODY (rose red): #ffa8a8 Text color of resistant defenses and BODY (dark red): #aa0000 Background color of END (light green): #8ad18a Text color of END (dark green): #006b00 Background color of mental defenses and mental combat values (light purple): #feaefe Text color of mental defenses and mental combat values (dark purple): #660066 Background color of power defenses (light orange): #ffcfa8 Text color of power defenses (dark orange): #ff6600 Text color of power names (orange bronze): #cc6600 Text color of complication names (dark red): #aa0000 Notes:
Most browsers require extra configuration to print background colors. You must manually select or clear the resistant defense check-box from the HTML output.

There was a request to create a simplified character sheet suitable for new players. For this first effort I chose to stick with a basic portrait layout and use some colors to
 
This three-page HTML character sheet introduces new players to the HERO system by presenting only the elements they need to start playing quickly. This template assumes someone with
more experience will create or enter character information for the player in Hero Designer.
 
What you need to do to use this template:
Fill in the following sections in Hero Designer:
* Character name
* Alternate ID
* Powers/Tactics
* Personality/Motivation
* Background/History
* Complications
* Campaign Use
* Appearance
* Campaign name
Add the list item HTML markup around each line in the Background tab of Hero Designer. For example, <li>This is an example</li>.
Limit images to 200 pixels wide x 300 pixels high.
Add bold HTML markup around each complication type in Hero Designer. For example, <b>Hunted:</b>.
When printing from the browser, enable the option to print background images.

Valiant is a former TV actor turned force-field-wielding superhero. He has a strong conviction that super-powered individuals should use their powers for good.
 
Background:
 
Hello, I’m Mason Cortez. If I sound familiar it’s because I used to play the superhero Valiant on the hit TV show Royal Powers. Each week I would join my mentors Lord and Lady Liberty to take on injustice and stand up for those who couldn’t stand for themselves. We had every intention of providing you with six seasons and a movie, but as you know real life intervened.
 
More precisely, the super villain Subjugation crashed the live broadcast of our season three finale. While I’m sure you’ve seen the footage of me using my powers to save the cast and crew from harm, it wasn’t my intention to steal the limelight that day. If all had gone as planned, we would have swept the Emmy’s for best special effects and best live performance.
 
Instead I learned that not everyone with powers uses them responsibly. When someone like Subjugation enters your life, you have to make some quick choices. Do I stand by and let him dominate my friend? Do I allow someone to be shot when I have the power to prevent it? Do I hide my amazing gifts for fear of what others may think?
 
No. Someone like me does not stand idly by. I believe those with special abilities have a responsibility to act, a moral obligation to use their talents for the greater good. For many years I was content to use my gifts just to entertain and amuse, but now I see I can and must do more.
 
Subjugation has been punished for his crimes, but there are others like him out there. People who terrorize rather than inspire; those who seek to harm rather than to construct a better world. If you’re like me and blessed with amazing powers, I encourage you to do something wonderful with them.
 
You don’t have to make the news to make a difference. All you have to do is be willing to share some of your time and effort. Find the hero within yourself, and you’ll find a better world welcoming you.
 
Hello, I’m Valiant. I don’t just play a hero, I am one.

Valiant is a former TV actor turned force-field-wielding superhero. He has a strong conviction that super-powered individuals should use their powers for good.
 
Background:
 
Hello, I’m Mason Cortez. If I sound familiar it’s because I used to play the superhero Valiant on the hit TV show Royal Powers. Each week I would join my mentors Lord and Lady Liberty to take on injustice and stand up for those who couldn’t stand for themselves. We had every intention of providing you with six seasons and a movie, but as you know real life intervened.
 
More precisely, the super villain Subjugation crashed the live broadcast of our season three finale. While I’m sure you’ve seen the footage of me using my powers to save the cast and crew from harm, it wasn’t my intention to steal the limelight that day. If all had gone as planned, we would have swept the Emmy’s for best special effects and best live performance.
 
Instead I learned that not everyone with powers uses them responsibly. When someone like Subjugation enters your life, you have to make some quick choices. Do I stand by and let him dominate my friend? Do I allow someone to be shot when I have the power to prevent it? Do I hide my amazing gifts for fear of what others may think?
 
No. Someone like me does not stand idly by. I believe those with special abilities have a responsibility to act, a moral obligation to use their talents for the greater good. For many years I was content to use my gifts just to entertain and amuse, but now I see I can and must do more.
 
Subjugation has been punished for his crimes, but there are others like him out there. People who terrorize rather than inspire; those who seek to harm rather than to construct a better world. If you’re like me and blessed with amazing powers, I encourage you to do something wonderful with them.
 
You don’t have to make the news to make a difference. All you have to do is be willing to share some of your time and effort. Find the hero within yourself, and you’ll find a better world welcoming you.
 
Hello, I’m Valiant. I don’t just play a hero, I am one.