Spell Sheets

[Whammydill]

I would like to find a good spell sheet for my wizard(3.5.) Something minimalistic yet functional. I used to use Emass-web generator but thats no longer available. Something like that would be optimal. Something thats in an editable PDF is also good. Any suggestions? I could make one with excel, but I can never get it to look acceptable.

[AslanCross]

Is this for printing or for soft use?

[Whammydill]

Either/both, for personal use.

[shadzar]

I don't know if all the spells you may want will be there but the older edition website http://www.dragonsfoot.org has many type of sheets, and if you just need something with spell names you may be able to find something there that could work for 3.5.

[penbed400]

http://www.militaryfocus.com/dnd/index.htm

When I found these sheets I never looked back. It gives a short description of the spell, rang action, components, duration, whether it has spell resistance or not. It's basically just a one line small script thing for each spell. 3 Pages tops for all the wizard spells from lvl 1-9 plus a small thing in the beginning for DCs and calculating range.

Simply put: It's amazing.

[Fax Celestis]

I use SpellGen 2.

[ericgrau]

http://www.militaryfocus.com/dnd/index.htm

When I found these sheets I never looked back. It gives a short description of the spell, rang action, components, duration, whether it has spell resistance or not. It's basically just a one line small script thing for each spell. 3 Pages tops for all the wizard spells from lvl 1-9 plus a small thing in the beginning for DCs and calculating range.

Simply put: It's amazing.

I just write down the spell names on the lines on the char sheet, adding notes if I really need them. But I tend to know the common spells fairly well, and if that fails I have spell cards for all the spells I use. I've used the spell list linked above before and I HATE the page flipping during combat. Something similar but editable to show only the spells you have might be better.

EDIT: Maybe spellgen + spellcards would be nice, or listing out the spells you have in addition to using the military focus list.

[sentaku]

http://www.militaryfocus.com/dnd/index.htm

When I found these sheets I never looked back. It gives a short description of the spell, rang action, components, duration, whether it has spell resistance or not. It's basically just a one line small script thing for each spell. 3 Pages tops for all the wizard spells from lvl 1-9 plus a small thing in the beginning for DCs and calculating range.

Simply put: It's amazing.

*quickly downloads all*. There pretty close to what emas had, though the sheets there had more sources and not just player handbook ones.. :(. Still it's a lot better then anything I've found.

[Korivan]

http://www.ssa-x2.com/index.php5?title=Main_Page

This site has a nice downloadable PDF file that you can use for character generation and spell sheets.

[TheThan]

I just use Excel spreadsheets.

Heck they work great for character sheets too. You simply set it up to auto add things like AC, skill points, attack bonuses etc, that way all you have to do is punch in the data, and boom its done. No more math errors and stray bonuses.