Falling Short in Creating a Sheet!

Halloa Rollers...  Allright never going to go in like that again! Me and my friends use a very simple system in a campaign of ours on Roll20. Just roll as many D10's as the stat has when you roll on that stats check, THE END. I tried to fit something from World of Darkness or the DnD sheets HTML code by simply using the best, unrotten bits of my brain to try and figure out which part I could try and.. adapt? However, as a person who tried to do anything with HTML the first time and having only seen it before when misspressing "something" and revealing the websites HTML I failed. Atleast I did not panick like I do when I reveal that HTML section for websites, thinking I will mess something up.. I just slammed my head to the matter for a two hours and just realised that I won't get results by reading the wiki and trying to copy paste, there is a background required... So I was wondering how hard it is to make the most simple of sheets for this very primitive "system".  It does not even need sections or fancy styling, just the auto-rolling feature all the other nice sheets have :3 The stats are at the bottom of this post.. I don't know what I could potentially offer for the help given or even if someone would grace us with a complete sheet... I mean I recall having a L4D 2 key in my library somewhere! I can also share my Steam Library I guess... Such great prizes no? From my uneducated view the task looks gruesome yet maybe it is just not! No?.. STATS Physical STRENGTH AGILITY TOUGHNESS Weaponry RANGED UNARMED MELEE FIREARMS  Non-combat AWARENESS INTELLIGENCE WITS  WILLPOWER ENDURANCE INTIMIDATION DIPLOMACY LEADERSHIP STEALTH PERSUASION Knowledge DROID MAINTAINENCE MECHANICS CYBERTECH COMPUTERS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY WAR TECH UNDERWORLD ACADEMICS MEDICINE CULTUR HISTORY PILOTING DRIVING

While I don't know anything about the HTML/CSS coding needed to make a sheet, I do have a non-coding solution for you. You can enter your attributes in the attributes/abilities tab of the base roll20 sheets. Then put the following into an ability on that same character sheet: [[?{Check|Strength,@{STRENGTH}|Agility,@{AGILITY}|Toughness,@{TOUGHNESS}}d10]]. I've only done it for your base physical stats, but you can see the way it would go. You could do all this setup on the first sheet in the game, and then just duplicate the sheet for each player and have them put in their proper stats in the attribute section of their respective sheet. Based on what you've said, it sounds like this might be all you need. You can also put the above inline roll inside the default roll template that all roll20 games have access to. Good luck and hope that helps, Scott

You may want to check this out...especially if the sheet is fairly basic:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1411245/slug" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1411245/slug</a>}

Thank you both so much! The sheet creation site is defintaely something I will save for other systems, so thanks for adding that tool to my library Finderski Ultimately, you were right &nbsp;Scott! I did punch in all the stats and followed your instructions which gave the perfect result. Thank you so, so much!