Your wish is my command :) The most recent versions of the file use the Liberation Serif font. I've overcome my fear of Git and put the action-sheet files here. Let me know if you get the files OK.
The reason why I wanted to share the original action-sheet.odt file was so that downloaders could modify it to their heart's content.
My simple character sheet, irb-simple-character-sheet.pdf, is handwritten, on a piece of A4 paper so I had to scan it in to post it here :)
I'm familiar with...
1. I created it with LibreOffice, as an .odt file (compatible with MS Word I believe), using the "Courgette" font from here. I can't attach the .odt file because of this Forum's restrictions
2. Here is a scanned in image of my simple character sheet.
However, the current Traveller character sheet is a bit lacking when it comes to combat so I created a supplementary sheet, action-sheet.pdf, to keep track of minute details... see attached file.
I run Traveller games every so often for 4 people of which 2 who were non-gamers before we started. One of them had played the Mongoose Traveller 1st Edition, another had played a couple of MgT 2nd edition scenarios with me.
1. I use a custom character sheet. It is just a piece of lined A4...
I've just come across this guidance, from an anonymous post on the "Dungeon Master Resources" Facebook page.
Advice for a starting Dungeon Master.
1. Problem.
2. Consequence.
3. Solution.
4. Unintended Change
5. Repeat.
I'm currently quickly reading "World Builder's Handbook" and it takes the UWP, expands on it and provides lots of ideas. I've skimmed some of the detail. Here is a very-much-a-draft extended contents of it. I like it and intend to use it in preparation for future gameplay.
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