Fast Character | B/X Sheet For 9th Level Fighter, Alignment

9th Level Fighter, Alignment

(252,009 experience points / 360,000 needed for next level)

ABILITY SCORES

Strength

Dexterity

Constitution

Intelligence

Wisdom

Charisma

open stuck doors on
roll of 1-3 on 1d6

no adjustments

reads and writes in
native languages

no adjustments

-1 on NPC reactions
max. 3 retainers
retainer morale 6

LANGUAGES KNOWN

Common, .

INITIATIVE

If using individual initiatives, no adjustment to result.

ARMOR CLASS

Plate Mail

HIT POINTS

Hit Dice
9d8+0

MOVEMENT
Armored in plate mail, can move 20 feet per 10-second round, triple that speed running, or half that speed climbing or swimming. Overland travel 12 miles per day.

SENSES
Light required to see.
1 in 6 chance to find secret doors.
1 in 6 chance to hear noise/listen at doors.

RETAINERS
For pay and a share of treasure (and XP), any character may hire others into service for expeditions and battles (see Charisma notes at left and hiring retainer rules in the D&D Basic Set Rulebook).

Typical Basic Retainer
AC 8 (shield); HD 1 (4 hp); Move 120 feet per turn (30 feet per round); Str 9; Dex 10; Con 11; Int 9; Wis 9; Cha 10; Attack with spear (melee or range 20/40/60; hit does 1d6 damage):

AC	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	0
"To-Hit"	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20

Save Vs.	Poison	Wand	Stone	Breath	Spells
Save Vs.	14	15	16	17	17

At the DM's discretion, higher level retainers may be available (see page B21). Note that retainers differ from hirelings, specialists and mercenaries (see Expert book, pages X21-X22).

SAVING THROWS

Poison or
Death Ray

Magic Wand

Turn To Stone
or Paralysis

Dragon
Breath

Spells or
Magic Staff

EQUIPMENT CARRIED

plate mail
battle axe
2 daggers
long bow
standard clothes, belt, boots

TREASURE

5,190 gold pieces
7 gems (each worth 90 g.p.)

Attack "To-Hit" Roll Needed Vs. Armor Class

Weapon	Range	AC 9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	0	Damage	Notes
Battle Axe	melee	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	1d8+1
Dagger	melee	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	1d4+1
Long Bow	70'/140'/210'	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	1d6	20 arrows
Ranged Weapons: Min. 5' required; Short Range (+1 "to hit") / Medium Range (no modifier) / Long Range (-1 "to hit"). For attacks, an unmodified (natural) d20 roll of a 1 always misses, while an unmodified (natural) 20 always hits.

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This character creator uses the Dungeons & Dragons rules from 1981's D&D Basic Set Rulebook by Tom Moldvay and D&D Expert Set Rulebook by David "Zeb" Cook, each based on the original rules by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson and updating the 1977 edition edited by J. Eric Holmes. You can get the original B/X books in PDF form from DriveThruRPG.com.

Both the Moldvay and Cook rules list the "Detect Invisible" spell but omit its description. Here is it:

Detect Invisible
Level: 2 (MU/Elf)
Range: 10 feet per level of the spellcaster
Duration: 6 turns (1 hour)
Effect: When the spell is cast, the spellcaster can see all invisible creatures and objects within range. The range is 10 feet for each level of the spellcaster. For example, a 3rd level spellcaster can use this spell to see invisible things within 30 feet.

These character sheets are generally compatible with Frank Mentzer's revised "red box" basic and expert sets which became the Dungeons and Dragons BECMI series, though those rules add more complexity. (See the D&D Rules Cyclopedia for details.)

Old School Revival/Old School Renaissance Fans: These sheets also work well with other B/X "retroclone" games such as Chris Gonnerman's Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game, Gavin Norman's Old-School Essentials (formerly B/X Essentials), Daniel Proctor's Labyrinth Lord, James Raggi's Lamentations of The Flame Princess, some of the various OSR-based games by Night Owl Workshop and many other "red box" rules out there.

Note that these sheets will not be a good fit for playing with 1974's Dungeons & Dragons "white box" rules by Gygax and Arneson, nor with 1977's Advanced Dungeons & Dragons rules by Gygax. They really won't work at all with the current Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition rules, but such characters are covered elsewhere on this site.

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