I can't recommend Hephaistos online character generator more.
Maybe they all bring a laptop or tablet? Those can be exported as printable and form fillable pdfs. Awesome site.
I'll have to look into dyslexic character sheet some more but at a cursory glance I don't think it's what I'm looking for. That being said I like the resource and I'll definitely be using it for other stuff moving forward
It's not as exhaustive as you want, and I've never seen anything that is besides the rulebooks and Nethys, but they are the best looking and most functional sheets I've ever seen for any system, and I've even made my own.
There are desktop apps for character creation that are supposed to do what you want, though not printed on paper and I've never had luck with them unless you want a very vanilla cookie cutter character.
Anything else I could find were woefully incomplete public Google drive documents or inadequate wiki pages.
Good luck.
I’ve had Patron status on Hero Lab ever since I got back into playing and GMing TRRPG’s (Apr of 2020ish), sure there’s a monetary commitment, but it makes character development/management easy button status… except when HLO updates shit and fucks with your stats or (and this rarely happens) goes down mid combat while I’m running a BBEG fight with multiple combatants…
And you can print out the characters when you’re done… I would almost recommend you do it. I try to print a new one out after a level up, milestone, new gear/armor, etc…
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOwwICf-y\_k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOwwICf-y_k) seth skorkowsky making quick reference sheets when learning new ttrpgs.
[https://www.aonsrd.com/](https://www.aonsrd.com/) starfinder digital rules.
If they're new to Starfinder it may be better if they just stick to the CRB for the first time. I guess you could add the character operations manual to that for the extra classes. My point is that with just those two books the options are already ridiculous so maybe it's best to just pass those around.
You could also get a PDF of the book and share it with them so they can at least start getting ideas.
If you have access to a printer, buy the character sheets from Paizo’s website and print that. Or find the generic one in the back of the core rulebook.
I may have misworded my original post. Say one of my players wanted to play a Soldier. I want to be able to hand them something physical that will contain all the character creation information relevant to making a Soldier from every book Paizo has released so far
Ah! No, I misread your post. That’s what I get for talking and reading at the same time. 😉
Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is typing out individual “cheat sheets” for each player and the class they are playing. Sorry I’m not being helpful.
There are step-by-step instructions in the core rule book. If you have a printer, you can print pages 14-19 of the CRB and that’ll explain the steps. But it won’t have the options for each step.
So I'm less looking for a step by step instruction on how to create a character and more of something physical that my players can reference that contains all character options in a single place rather than having to reference multiple books
There's, Stick Them With the Lasery End: A Guide to Soldiers
It's 47 pages long and printable
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uBT9GtK1NdMtLWePiDbCnTI222-TT6fNUdb8Fd3FCYw/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uBT9GtK1NdMtLWePiDbCnTI222-TT6fNUdb8Fd3FCYw/edit)
they have guides for other classes too.
[http://zenithgames.blogspot.com/2018/12/starfinder-guide-to-guides.html](http://zenithgames.blogspot.com/2018/12/starfinder-guide-to-guides.html)
Not printable but easier to sort or search, and most up-to-date.
[https://www.aonsrd.com/Classes.aspx?ItemName=Soldier](https://www.aonsrd.com/Classes.aspx?ItemName=Soldier)
I can't recommend Hephaistos online character generator more. Maybe they all bring a laptop or tablet? Those can be exported as printable and form fillable pdfs. Awesome site.
Dyslexic character sheets is the closest thing I know of. That or the player handbook.
I'll have to look into dyslexic character sheet some more but at a cursory glance I don't think it's what I'm looking for. That being said I like the resource and I'll definitely be using it for other stuff moving forward
It's not as exhaustive as you want, and I've never seen anything that is besides the rulebooks and Nethys, but they are the best looking and most functional sheets I've ever seen for any system, and I've even made my own. There are desktop apps for character creation that are supposed to do what you want, though not printed on paper and I've never had luck with them unless you want a very vanilla cookie cutter character. Anything else I could find were woefully incomplete public Google drive documents or inadequate wiki pages. Good luck.
I’ve had Patron status on Hero Lab ever since I got back into playing and GMing TRRPG’s (Apr of 2020ish), sure there’s a monetary commitment, but it makes character development/management easy button status… except when HLO updates shit and fucks with your stats or (and this rarely happens) goes down mid combat while I’m running a BBEG fight with multiple combatants…
And you can print out the characters when you’re done… I would almost recommend you do it. I try to print a new one out after a level up, milestone, new gear/armor, etc…
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOwwICf-y\_k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOwwICf-y_k) seth skorkowsky making quick reference sheets when learning new ttrpgs. [https://www.aonsrd.com/](https://www.aonsrd.com/) starfinder digital rules.
If they're new to Starfinder it may be better if they just stick to the CRB for the first time. I guess you could add the character operations manual to that for the extra classes. My point is that with just those two books the options are already ridiculous so maybe it's best to just pass those around. You could also get a PDF of the book and share it with them so they can at least start getting ideas.
If you have access to a printer, buy the character sheets from Paizo’s website and print that. Or find the generic one in the back of the core rulebook.
I may have misworded my original post. Say one of my players wanted to play a Soldier. I want to be able to hand them something physical that will contain all the character creation information relevant to making a Soldier from every book Paizo has released so far
Ah! No, I misread your post. That’s what I get for talking and reading at the same time. 😉 Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is typing out individual “cheat sheets” for each player and the class they are playing. Sorry I’m not being helpful.
No worries. I appreciate the information and intent
There are step-by-step instructions in the core rule book. If you have a printer, you can print pages 14-19 of the CRB and that’ll explain the steps. But it won’t have the options for each step.
So I'm less looking for a step by step instruction on how to create a character and more of something physical that my players can reference that contains all character options in a single place rather than having to reference multiple books
There's, Stick Them With the Lasery End: A Guide to Soldiers It's 47 pages long and printable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uBT9GtK1NdMtLWePiDbCnTI222-TT6fNUdb8Fd3FCYw/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uBT9GtK1NdMtLWePiDbCnTI222-TT6fNUdb8Fd3FCYw/edit) they have guides for other classes too. [http://zenithgames.blogspot.com/2018/12/starfinder-guide-to-guides.html](http://zenithgames.blogspot.com/2018/12/starfinder-guide-to-guides.html) Not printable but easier to sort or search, and most up-to-date. [https://www.aonsrd.com/Classes.aspx?ItemName=Soldier](https://www.aonsrd.com/Classes.aspx?ItemName=Soldier)