I made out these sheets when I knew I was starting to create too many characters, as well as creating too many details to keep track of; like background info, something they said, what kind of personality traits they have, something they own, the car they drive, their favorite food, etc.

The first ones I used for over a year, then upgraded as I intended on actually doing more with them(which I'll get into later). They were quick draw-ups, made to be the bare bones & basics of a character, so there's nothing super amazing about them overall. 

Even my upgraded ones, they were made with things that I myself thought important for my books, which might not be the case for others. I have these posted on my DeviantArt account as free to use, just as they will be here. The first ones over there are set up to be a printout as well. 

There are 3 different sheets for the original set - 

 - Human Form 
 - Were Form 
 - Animal Form 

Now obviously 'Human' can be used for anything with that form or physique, be it a Witch, Demon, Fae, Gods, Demi-Gods, Angel, Vampire, Ghost, etc 

'Were' Form as in Werewolf form. Since I don't use just wolves in my books, 'Were' or 'Weres' is a generalized term. Since each person has their own idea of how the beast-man form looks, it called for its own sheet. 

'Animal' I think is self explanatory, but just in case, it was made up for characters who have a 'pure' animal form. A shape that resembles that of an actual animal, whether it be furred, scaled, or feathered. There's a lot of animalism going on in my stories, so this was a need.  

In my Blood Moon series, my Were-animals also have a 'half-and-half' form, which is the ability to partially shift from human to Were. Basically taking on traits of their strongest form, packing on more muscle mass, fur growth, claw or tooth growth, etc. It's a partial body shift, more or less, but since it can be semi-controlled, a sheet was not necessary since it can change and vary each time. 

These sheets are done up in Google Docs, but can obviously be moved to any program you use. All the External Links are to a Google Doc that is viewable, but not editable. Pretty sure you can copy/paste though, so it's an easy transfer if needed.

EDIT: I'm going to move them further back and bring some other more important stuff forward. They can be gotten to by going into the table of contents or by flipping forward and skipping the next few pages, but you may miss some interesting and nifty stuff :}  

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