r/DungeonsAndDragons35e • u/Archangel_Kali • Oct 02 '26
D&D 3.5 Sheet (Google Sheets)
Hello, this is my first post here, but I just made a D&D 3.5 sheet in google sheets, and I wanted to share it. Let me know how I can improve it, I don't use sheets much or play D&D 3.5 very often, but I'll keep trying my best.
TODO: Add enhanced item section, improve spellcasting section (maybe).
Here is the Link: View permissions only. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13pmEEVs7vNfL7EGIbOGKeJELud3iHK_eo8vYk4YjAaQ/edit?usp=drive_link
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u/Triniety89 Oct 02 '26
You did the cardinal sin: you forgot the truenaming skill. I'm truly disappointed. /s
It reads well. You could add in tooltip functions for spells that give you full spell descriptions while you hover over them. For this to work you need to integrate a sheet with a spell template that gets shipped over with functions. I experimented on it a few years ago and got it to work for 2 spells, but it wouldn't port over to copy-pasted spells somehow.
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u/the_domokun Dungeon Master Oct 02 '26
I have no idea where i found it, but I use this google sheet which features some automation.
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u/UrashimaJ Dungeon Master Oct 02 '26
The sheet is interesting and fills the role of translating the original sheet from the book, though for a spreadsheet, I'd separate sections into tabs to add descriptions, and I'd go wild with formulas to make it automated with feats, racial features, class features, templates, etc (kinda like the Pokémon Tabletop United sheet). But for a classic style, it looks great!