Pathfinder Character sheet

[UrsielHauke]

I have recently began building a character for a pathfinder game. My DM is altering a few of the rules to run it as a steampunk campaign, and he has introduced the (very homebrew) Gunslinger base class, which I intend to play through 20th level. I have been looking for a while, however, and have yet to find a character sheet that will support this character's 9+ different attack options, and yet still be detailed enough to not have to modify heavily. My personal favorite is the Neceros character sheet, here (http://www.pathfinderdb.com/character-sheets/48-fan-created-sheets/84-neceros-pfrpg-character-sheet), as it is quite detailed and holds a good deal of information, but alas, it cannot support my character's 7 different flavors of firearm and 2+ melee weapons. If anybody knows where I can find a sheet similar in complexity/usefulness to this one, but can support this sort of demand, please let me know. Thanks.

[Erloas]

Just to make sure, he is introducing a heavily homebrewed base class called the gunslinger that just happens to share the same name as the gunslinger class that Paizo has been playtesting for half a year or more for release in the Ultimate Combat book?

As for the character sheet, I can't help you much. I found a very detailed XLS based character sheet a while ago but I'm not sure exactly how much customization it allows, and being at work I can't find where I got it to link to it to check either. If you really have that many different weapons though I'm going to assume you'll probably have to make your own non-standard character sheet for many of your weapon types.

[Psyren]

Have you looked at our very own sadie's character sheets? (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=163358) They're really, really good!

[Drelua]

I'd say just cut and paste the standard character sheet's attack boxes onto a separate sheet and print that - you'll have plenty of room then.

[sadie]

Have you looked at our very own sadie's character sheets? (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=163358) They're really, really good!

And open source, so if you're running a homebrew class you can modify it to fit (http://code.google.com/p/charactersheets/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2FPathfinder%2FCore).