AD&D Character Sheets

[TMZ_Cinoros]

To all of the grognards out there who play AD&D (preferably 2nd edition, though 1st edition is acceptable as well): Where can I find some decent character sheets?

My DM has just recruited a bunch of players to replace a lot of players who left due to graduation from college, so we decided now would be a good time to get new character sheets. The character sheets we had before were kind of suboptimal (Ability scores in a non-standard order [standard being Str, Dex, Con, Int, Wis, Cha]), random entries that were more or less useless, no space for equipment (had to write out equipment on back), and other issues. So, we are looking for some better AD&D character sheets. My googlefu isn't producing very good character sheets, so I was hoping some fellow grognards could help recommend better sheets.

Please, only respond with character sheets that you like. I can use Google to find a random character sheet for AD&D, but I want to find GOOD character sheets.

If you have a custom character sheet that can't be linked to, but is in a file format, please PM me, and I'll send you my e-mail address (I'd rather not post it here, due to spam).

As a side note, it would also be cool if anyone knew of abbreviated NPC character sheets. We have a lot of NPCs in the party (Roughly 10 NPCs, 12 PCs, since each player controls 2 characters), as the only way to survive in our DM's world is to make big adventuring parties. I'm thinking of a character sheet that can hold something like 3-4 NPCs per side, with space only for bare essentials like Stats, gear, experience, nonweapon proficienies, weapon proficiences, ect. We'll probably have to custom-make our own, but its worth a shot asking.

Anyway, thanks for the help!

[RTGoodman]

I don't know what's good or bad in AD&D character sheet, but if you check out Mad Irishman they should have several sheets for each game. Just look through them until you find one you like.

AD&D 1st Edition Character Sheets
AD&D 2nd Edition Character Sheets

[Thane of Fife]

Dragonsfoot has some that look good. Check the righthand side of the page.

Personally, I usually just use a sheet of notebook paper.

[Swordguy]

As far as I'm concerned, Mad Irishman has the best character sheets on the web. They're really, really good.

[Matthew]

You can also download some official 2e sheets from WotC, though those are intended for use with Player's Option, here. Tons of free AD&D stuff there, as well.

[TMZ_Cinoros]

Coolness. Thanks to everyone for your help! Some of these sheets look pretty good. I'm sure that my DM will like at least one of them.

Now, if only I could find an NPC character sheet. One of my PCs has 4 hirelings, and I'd like something a bit better than notebook paper to keep track of them, and I really don't want a full character sheet for each one.

Edit: Oh, nevermind. Dragonsfoot (http://www.dragonsfoot.org/cs/index.shtml) has hireling sheets. Exactly what I had in mind!