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Here is an Excel-based Combat Record Sheet for 4th edition--didn't see one currently in the downloads. I reopened my Champions folder from the '90's and was motivated to work on a throwback 4th edition game on Roll20 for a charity fundraiser to fight COVID-19. The embedded formulae calculate and place Phases in the appropriate Segments of the Speed column based on the Speed Chart on p.139 of the Big Blue Book (BBB). For example, if Mindlock has a SPD of 5, the spreadsheet automatically populates action Phases for her in segments 3, 5, 8, and 10-12. I included other examples from sample characters in the BBB as well, but please note that ALL of the columns with segment values have the embedded formula based on the SPD column. Just insert your combatants in the appropriate rows, insert their SPD, and the chart will do the rest. You can copy-paste for more rows or delete rows as desired. An additional benefit of Excel: insert your combatants in any order, use the Sort function based on the SPD value, and your combatants will sort themselves automatically into turn order. Comments and corrections welcomed. For anyone interested in participating in a Roll20- and Zoom-based episodic 4th edition game to raise money for charity--stay tuned! I hope to announce something here and on Roll20 in the near future. Best, Steve "Koop" Kuperberg 4th edition GM at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 1989-91, presently Bethesda, MD ChampionsCombatSheet.xlsx

A nice looking well formatted Combat sheet for 6e. Includes OCV, OMCV, DCV, DMCV, PDtotal rPD, EDtotal, rED, Body, End, Stun. Along with a standard Segment/phase chart. The sheet was designed to be printed out in landscape, but should print ok in Portrait mode

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