Additionally, I found myself flipping between pages in the monster manual, and I repeatedly asked for player’s perception, armor class and other details throughout the game. The enthusiasm to get into the battle was always dampened by my speed to keep things organized. The first few times I DM’d a game of Dungeons and Dragons, I tried using plain old paper to write down initiative and track combat. I’d appreciate the support over at the DM’s Guild though, the new tents are well worth the small price. However, I will continue to offer the original tents here for free and for anyone finding this article for the first time. I can’t sell the versions I originally made here because they contain copyrighted artwork (D&D Logo and artwork from the character sheet). The new tents and cards have all original artwork and are all form-fillable PDF’s. Inspired by the emails and feedback I’ve gotten from this article, I’ve decided to update all my tents and publish them on the DM’s Guild called Ultimate Character and Monster Character Tents/Card Bundle.

D&d monster character sheet