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This is a zip file of all the great html export formats created by KillerShrike. They are mostly for 5e but there are a few 6e versions as well. Uploaded with permission. Enjoy!

The default character sheet for 5th Edition characters, modeled off of the character sheet included in the 5th Edition books. The file "herologo.jpg" needs to be included in same directory as the export file.

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)

4 page Template for Fantasy Hero 5th edition. Based on the default template. Designed for two-sided printing. Prints the real costs for items in a VPP, so that spell casters can immediately see what real points each slot is using. Includes point totals for each section in the header and Total Equipment costs in SP Includes a PSL section in the combat summary Pg1 Characteristics/combat tables Pg2 Skills/Powers Pg3 Martial Arts/Perks/Talents Pg4 Disads/Equipment NOTE: use the first 2 lines of skills for PSL or leave them blank! The template will print the first two skills as PSL's

5E HTML Superhero Character Sheet This template (created in February 2014, by lou_tennant (aka David Dobson)) is based on the 6E Ultimate CS (uploaded by Hyper-man, originated by desaturated - which was based on a file by Dan Simon). This character sheet looks very different from the plain black and white sheets. I have adjusted the colours and elements of the layout - including reducing it from four sections to two sections. I have removed and simplified certain areas to focus on a Super-heroic/Champions style of game. So things like Hit Locations and the Combat Manoeuvres charts have been removed. Whilst I have made changes, using the 4-colour comics for inspiration, it still maintains a clear connection to the original styling/layout of the 6E Ultimate CS (uploaded by Hyper-man, originated by desaturated - which was based on a file by Dan Simon), on which it is based. Features: Collates combat information including Attack Powers, Defence Powers, Equipment and Martial Manoeuvres. Along with useful combat stats, combat values, and combat modifiers. The layouts for Powers, Equipment, Talents, Martial Arts, Skills, Perks, and Disadvantages (was Complications in 6E Ultimate CS, but this is for 5th Ed) have been amended, to provide a two-column section in places to aid with usability. As per 6E Ultimate CS; notes are included, and it will respect any formatting you've done to your powers or abilities. Numbered list titles and numbering, etc. Skills, abilities rolls, and Endurance costs clearly visible along the left hand side. Point costs on the right. The character image is on the 1st page with characteristics. The recommended picture size: 288px wide. The image should be anywhere from 352px to 442px tall. The version (timestamp) of the character is included in the footer of each section to help with multiple copies. IT DOES NOT currently include the Hero Game logo (I am working on making space) as the previous location I felt could be better used in the reworked layout. Once it has been included The file "herologo.png"; needs to be included in same directory as the export file.

This is a modification of the Champions3-Column Compressed. I have removed the champions logo and move the picture (if there is one) under the name in the left column. In particular I have added a 'version' on the character sheet giving you a date and time stamp to help you know if it is the most recent copy. The ".jpg" file should be placed in the same location as the character is being exported to. If the character has an image associated with it and you want to have that image included in the HTML output, you will need to save that image into the same directory as the HTML file when you export (the export wizard will prompt you to save the image). The image should be no wider than 240 pixels and no longer than 348 pixels. Modified by David Dobson (Joel Mason (sorackmage@hotmail.com) [original by Derek Hiemforth])

HTML - Hero 3-Column Mentalist -- EDIT HERO System Fifth Edition Type: Single Character File Extensions: HTML, HTM This is the classic 3-column style used in 4th Edition with custom characterisitics as described in 'The Ultimate Mentalist' It has the Hero System logo, includes the Hit Location chart, and does not have a space for a character picture. The "hero5.jpg" file should be placed in the same location as the character is being exported to. This export template creates output in HTML format. This format -- although easy-to-use -- does not allow strict control over margins, fonts, etc. When you view the exported file, a great deal of how it looks will be controlled by how your browser's preferences are set. So for example, if you find that the entire sheet doesn't fit on a printed page, try changing the margins in your browser's print setup. If the text size appears too small or too large for you -- on screen or when printed -- try adjusting your font sizes in your browser preferences, and so on. The options set within this template itself are designed to try and provide good output on most systems, but -- since every configuration is a little different from every other -- you may need to tweak the settings on your end to get a result you're happy with. Written by Derek Hiemforth slightly tweaked by 'Hero' for learning experience

HTML - Legacies Book HERO System Fifth Edition Type: Combat Record File Extensions: HTML, HTM This prints a book of the Characters. Characters exported in this format will display only their biographic information, abilities, and they display in a very simple format. There are no combat maneuver charts, CV notes, and so on. Just the stats, ma'am. Written by Derek Hiemforth modified for book printing by Anne Serene Downloads: 206 Last Updated: Friday, February 15, 2008

FPCA HTML Book Format HERO System Fifth Edition Type: Combat Record File Extensions: HTML, HTM This prints a book of the Characters. Characters exported in this format will display only their biographic information, abilities, and they display in a very simple format. There are no combat maneuver charts, CV notes, and so on. Just the stats, ma'am. Based on an export template by Derek Hiemforth, and modified for book printing by Anne Serene as the "Legacies Book" combat record. Corrections and bug cleanup by Silbeg (Jack Brown) : silbeg@silbeg.com. I cleaned up a couple of "bugs" in the output, and also cleaned up some formatting. I would like to add a stylesheet (embedded) and the like, but we'll see how that goes! Downloads: 428 Last Updated: Friday, February 15, 2008

CSV - LEGACIES GROUP RECORD SHEET HERO System Fifth Edition Type: Combat Record File Extensions: CSV This is the export template for the spreadsheet I use to track Characters at the Legacies Event. The Fields are as follows: (some are self explanatory) F - A general purpose Flag Field I use a H here for held action, S for Stunned, U for Unconscious, etc. Character - the name of the character DEX - the character's DEX SPD - The Character;s SPD 1 - 12 - The Phases an P here means the character has an action at their Primary SPD/An S means they have an action on their secondary SPD. OCV - the OCV mOCV - Durring the campaign I edit this to a modified OCV to represent frequently used skill levels, modifiers, etc. DCV - the DCV mDCV - Durring the campaign I edit this to a modified DCV to represent frequently used skill levels, modifiers, etc. ECV - the ECV ECV - The ECV tPD - total PD rPD - resistant PD tED - total ED rED - resistant ED PER Roll - Perception Roll. tSTUN - The character's current STUN STUN - The character's Normal STUN tEND - The character's current END END - The character's Normal END tBODY - The character's current BODY BODY - The character's Normal BODY EXP - The character's Experience Points Unrecorded EXP - Used to track experience I may wish to record as the character does notable actions but have not yet awarded Exceptional Actions - Actions done by the character that I want to jot down. Action - What the character is currently doing (a note to myself that is good for long sequences) Notes - Anything else I want to keep track of. I know that there are a lot of fields, I hide and show them in my spreadsheet as needed. Most of the time I keep just a few for a minimal combat record sheet showing. Send Questions and comments to: Anne Serene . Downloads: 657 Last Updated: Friday, February 15, 2008

HTML - Hero 3-Column Hero Shadowpunk -- EDIT HERO System Fifth Edition Type: Single Character File Extensions: HTML, HTM This is the classic 3-column style used in 4th Edition with custom characterisitics as described in 'Shadowpunk' -- a conversion for Wizkids' (formerly FASA) Shadowrun RPG, and one of the most comprehensive conversion write-ups ever. 151 pages! Created by Damon_Dusk over at the Hero forums, it is presented for you in chapters for easy download, or as one big optimized PDF file (plus the PDF charts). Download, enjoy, and make sure you pass on kudos to Damon_Dusk.' Orklord did a template for Damon_Dusk's conversion, and I modded Derik Hiemforth's export format to include the three custom characteristics. It has the Hero System logo, includes the Hit Location chart, and does not have a space for a character picture. The "hero5.jpg" file should be placed in the same location as the character is being exported to. This export template creates output in HTML format. This format -- although easy-to-use -- does not allow strict control over margins, fonts, etc. When you view the exported file, a great deal of how it looks will be controlled by how your browser's preferences are set. So for example, if you find that the entire sheet doesn't fit on a printed page, try changing the margins in your browser's print setup. If the text size appears too small or too large for you -- on screen or when printed -- try adjusting your font sizes in your browser preferences, and so on. The options set within this template itself are designed to try and provide good output on most systems, but -- since every configuration is a little different from every other -- you may need to tweak the settings on your end to get a result you're happy with. Written by Derek Hiemforth slightly tweaked by 'Hero' for learning experience