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Death by Cubey | A Rogue 5e Character Journal
Death by Cubey | A Rogue 5e Character Journal
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"Death by Cubey (Rogue)" - A Dungeons & Dragons 5e Character Journal!
Introducing the ultimate tool for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition enthusiasts! Whether you're a seasoned or a new player embarking on your epic journey, our campaign journal is designed to enhance your tabletop gaming experience.
Our Character Journal is meant to be used for One Character. Consider it their lifeblood and as such it begins and ends with them! For a bigger book with multiple characters or longer campaigns, please check out our Campaign Journals.
Key Features:
| Complete Character Sheets | Inside, you'll find a collection of meticulously designed character sheets that are fully compatible with D&D 5th Edition rules. These sheets offer ample space to record your character's abilities, spells, equipment, and more. |
| Effortless Campaign Tracking | Our journal includes 100 pages of free space for campaign notes, plot ideas, and encounter tracking. Keep your adventures organized and never lose sight of your quest's progress. |
| User-Friendly Design | We've taken great care to create a user-friendly layout that makes character creation and campaign management a breeze. |
| Great Gift for Gamers | Looking for the perfect gift for your D&D group or a fellow adventurer? Look no further! This campaign journal makes an ideal gift for birthdays, holidays, or any occasion. |
Detailed Description:
- Cover: Matte Finish
- Size: 6 x 9 inches
- Paper: Cream
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Interior:
- A table of contents page to help organize your notes ("Codex Contents")
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11 pages dedicated to character sheets (1 character total)
- Intuitive and specially designed layout approved by experienced players.
- Expanded spell sheets for spellcasting classes
- 100 Pages dedicated for free use (flexible for session notes, npcs information, maps, etc.)
The character journal is meant to be used with a pencil so that you can erase and revise your character sheets as needed (for ex. bubbling in spots for prepared spells, updating currencies, etc.) Some pens and markers may bleed through the paper.
