Character Sheets¶
Sheets for Frontiers 1.0, as a single archive. One sheet per Ruleset, plus three shared pages that any of them can take.
Every sheet is form-fillable. Open one in any PDF reader and the fields are already there: text boxes for the numbers and the names, and tick boxes for the ⊗ Wound, ⊖ Fatigue and ϟ Energy tracks. Fill it in on a laptop or a tablet, save it, and reopen it next session with everything still in place. Nothing needs buying and nothing needs an account.
They print just as well. Leave the fields empty, print at actual size, and you have a paper sheet built for a pencil. Print the Ruleset sheet your table is using, then add whichever of the shared pages that character actually needs: a character with two Features and no gear does not need three extra sides of paper.
Download all six sheets (208 KB, .zip)
What is in the archive¶
| File | For | Covers |
|---|---|---|
frontiers-sheet-d20.pdf |
d20 Ruleset | A single flat die, with the Gradient rolled apart from it |
frontiers-sheet-d18.pdf |
d18 Ruleset | Two dice summed, with the Gradient built into the throw |
frontiers-sheet-d100.pdf |
d100 Ruleset | Percentile, roll-under, every Target readable as a number |
frontiers-sheet-equipment-features.pdf |
Any | Carried equipment alongside a short Features list |
frontiers-sheet-features-extended.pdf |
Any | Features only, for ability-heavy characters who run out of room |
frontiers-sheet-details.pdf |
Any | Name, history, ties, and everything that is not arithmetic |
Want them already filled in?
The Sci-Fi and Fantasy Starter Sets each have Pregen Chars: ready-to-play characters on these same sheets.
Have a look first¶
Click any sheet to see the whole page. PDF opens that one sheet on its own, fields and all, if you would rather not take the whole set.
Filling them in
Any reader that supports PDF forms will do: Acrobat Reader, Preview on macOS, Okular, or a browser's built-in viewer. Use Save As rather than Print to PDF when you are done, or the fields flatten and stop being editable. Some browser viewers will not save entered values at all, so if the sheet is your live character record, keep it in a desktop reader.
Printing
Print at 100% / actual size rather than "fit to page". The sheets are US Letter. The boxes are sized against the text they expect to hold, and scaling them down is the fastest way to end up with an Abilities block nobody can write in.
These are 1.0 sheets
They assume 1.0 terms and 1.0 formulas. If your table is still on Beta 2026-2, the conversion reference lists what moved.