Mythweavers 5e sheet is so confusing!

[Zhentarim]

I'm used to the Mythweavers sheet for Pathfinder, but that took me a while to get used to.

I'm now looking at getting into 5e games, and find the format very confusing.

Is there an explanation of what I'm looking at somewhere for the 5e mythweavers sheet?

I'd like to build a Tiefling Necromancer wizard for a Ravnica game, but find the mythweavers sheet confusing.

[Kane0]

Got a screenshot or something for us to take a look at?

5e is less complicated than PF, once you have the core mechanics down it's pretty straightforward.

Or maybe you're able to swap it out for the default style of sheet?

[elyktsorb]

These days I just have a 'test' roll20 campaign up where I keep all my sheets

[Amnestic]

Got a screenshot or something for us to take a look at?

5e is less complicated than PF, once you have the core mechanics down it's pretty straightforward.

Or maybe you're able to swap it out for the default style of sheet?

Here's a blank sheet.

Here's one of my characters to show it filled in.

If I had one criticism of the mythweaver sheets is that it doesn't deal with items or loot very well - your standard backpack fills up most of the item slots on page 1 and if there is a way to get an extra 'Items' sheet on the end I've not noticed it. You can rename the boxes on the Description page though.

[Bobthewizard]

Make sure you click "caster" on the first page. That opens the spell sheet. Then as Amnestic said, the third page is essentially a blank piece of paper. Change the titles and use it however you want.

Mythweavers isn't a character builder. It's just an online character sheet that you have to fill in like you were using pencil and paper.

[Zhentarim]

I'll fiddle with it a little more.

https://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/C...verseid=457335

That card is part of my inspiration.

Despite being a necromancer, I see this character as an edgy hero with a sick sense of humor more than as a villain.