Hi Variants, Berry Here!
Today we are talking about one of my favorite tools I use while playing Dungeons and Dragons: The Dyslexic Character Sheet
As someone with an assortment of learning challenges (dyslexia included), I struggle with the traditional character sheet. The boxes and numbers all seem to dance around me, in a fashion similar to Alan from The Hangover as he is counting cards at the casino. Feeling determined, I quested for a solution to my numerical hangups! At first I migrated to D&D Beyond. This helped, but still was not the right tool for me. I kept searching until I stumbled upon the Dyslexia friendly character sheets from Inuyasharuls and Axelle123 on Reddit. After my first session, it was clear: These character sheets are a game changer!
I often post photos of my character sheet on social media before many of my sessions, and have received a lot of questions about it! I take no credit for the design or work that went into these sheets. I am simply a HUGE supporter of the effort that went into making this for people like me!
Creator Axelle said “I’m glad people are enjoying it. I am happy I tool I made for myself was able to aid many more.”
As linked above, you can find the character sheets here. I hope they bring ease of use and joy to your sessions!. This is my number one tool I use for all of my Dungeons and Dragons sessions. Without this, I would be lost!
The creators have also put together some helpful videos. If you enjoy their character sheets, I am certain you’ll love these too!
*Photo credits Variant Berry
**Dice pictured are from Bard and Barbarian, HeartBeatDice and Chessex
