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I’m a little confused about the sorcery point system, mainly where I keep track of them on my character sheet.

Should I keep track in the “attacks and spellcasting” box, or is there somewhere else I should put them in particular?

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Should I keep track in the “attacks and spellcasting” box, or is there somewhere else I should put them in particular?

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Should I keep track in the “attacks and spellcasting” box, or is there somewhere else I should put them in particular?

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That depends on the character sheet you are using.

There are class-specific character sheets on DMs Guild, see here. These generally have a dedicated box for sorcery points.

If you use D&D Beyond, you can find sorcery point boxes in the 'Features & Traits' tab under 'Class Features'.

Finally, if you use a generic sheet or just a piece of notepaper, you can record the sorcery points on any place convenient for you. As you are the main and usually only user of you character sheet, it mainly needs to make sense to you yourself.

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Mala's answer is cmopletely correct in pointing out that the standard locations vary, and where they are for some common sources of charsheet.

I'll add in my experience: no printed character sheet (I still use dead trees) has ever had what I consider a good place for sorcery points, ki points, maneuver dice, even spell slots. I'm going to be using these resources every combat: I want them near my HP, AC, attack modifiers, &c. Front-and-center.

My solution: on the front page of whatever sheet we're looking at, somewhere central, I take a fine-tipped black Sharpie marker and draw some small boxes. I label them "Sorcery pts (LR)" or "Ki (SR)" or "Rage (LR)" or whatever. Then, in play, when I've used one I can put a little penciled checkmark in the box; when the appropriate rest has passed I can erase the whole area. When I level up, I can add a box to the row.

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That depends on the character sheet you are using.

There are class-specific character sheets on DMs Guild, see here. These generally have a dedicated box for sorcery points.

If you use D&D Beyond, you can find sorcery point boxes in the 'Features & Traits' tab under 'Class Features'.

Finally, if you use a generic sheet or just a piece of notepaper, you can record the sorcery points on any place convenient for you. As you are the main and usually only user of you character sheet, it mainly needs to make sense to you yourself.

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  Roll20's 5th Edition OGL official sheet also has a section on the right side for counters for resources from your class/other sources. (The example image at the top of that wiki page even shows an example for the sorcerer class!)
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That depends on the character sheet you are using.

There are class-specific character sheets on DMs Guild, see here. These generally have a dedicated box for sorcery points.

If you use D&D Beyond, you can find sorcery point boxes in the 'Features & Traits' tab under 'Class Features'.

Finally, if you use a generic sheet or just a piece of notepaper, you can record the sorcery points on any place convenient for you. As you are the main and usually only user of you character sheet, it mainly needs to make sense to you yourself.

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answered 8 hours ago

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That depends on the character sheet you are using.

There are class-specific character sheets on DMs Guild, see here. These generally have a dedicated box for sorcery points.

If you use D&D Beyond, you can find sorcery point boxes in the 'Features & Traits' tab under 'Class Features'.

Finally, if you use a generic sheet or just a piece of notepaper, you can record the sorcery points on any place convenient for you. As you are the main and usually only user of you character sheet, it mainly needs to make sense to you yourself.

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Mala's answer is cmopletely correct in pointing out that the standard locations vary, and where they are for some common sources of charsheet.

I'll add in my experience: no printed character sheet (I still use dead trees) has ever had what I consider a good place for sorcery points, ki points, maneuver dice, even spell slots. I'm going to be using these resources every combat: I want them near my HP, AC, attack modifiers, &c. Front-and-center.

My solution: on the front page of whatever sheet we're looking at, somewhere central, I take a fine-tipped black Sharpie marker and draw some small boxes. I label them "Sorcery pts (LR)" or "Ki (SR)" or "Rage (LR)" or whatever. Then, in play, when I've used one I can put a little penciled checkmark in the box; when the appropriate rest has passed I can erase the whole area. When I level up, I can add a box to the row.

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Mala's answer is cmopletely correct in pointing out that the standard locations vary, and where they are for some common sources of charsheet.

I'll add in my experience: no printed character sheet (I still use dead trees) has ever had what I consider a good place for sorcery points, ki points, maneuver dice, even spell slots. I'm going to be using these resources every combat: I want them near my HP, AC, attack modifiers, &c. Front-and-center.

My solution: on the front page of whatever sheet we're looking at, somewhere central, I take a fine-tipped black Sharpie marker and draw some small boxes. I label them "Sorcery pts (LR)" or "Ki (SR)" or "Rage (LR)" or whatever. Then, in play, when I've used one I can put a little penciled checkmark in the box; when the appropriate rest has passed I can erase the whole area. When I level up, I can add a box to the row.

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Mala's answer is cmopletely correct in pointing out that the standard locations vary, and where they are for some common sources of charsheet.

I'll add in my experience: no printed character sheet (I still use dead trees) has ever had what I consider a good place for sorcery points, ki points, maneuver dice, even spell slots. I'm going to be using these resources every combat: I want them near my HP, AC, attack modifiers, &c. Front-and-center.

My solution: on the front page of whatever sheet we're looking at, somewhere central, I take a fine-tipped black Sharpie marker and draw some small boxes. I label them "Sorcery pts (LR)" or "Ki (SR)" or "Rage (LR)" or whatever. Then, in play, when I've used one I can put a little penciled checkmark in the box; when the appropriate rest has passed I can erase the whole area. When I level up, I can add a box to the row.

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