Interest check - D&D 2e

Just popping in here to say that I had made an AD&D 2e character sheet a few years back. It ain't pretty, but it's functional.

Link to the sheet

Great!!!

I thought this might be a tough sell.... If you want to bounce around some character ideas, I'm all ears. Or, if you just want to apply to the game (the Age of Gygax) that's great too.

I don't see the Age of Gygax

Someone refresh my memory... were they still doing 3d6 in order for 2E, or did that end with AD&D? Because I feel like you had to roll them in order, but I'm also second guessing myself.

• Method V: Roll four six-sided dice (4d6). Discard the lowest die and total the remaining three. Repeat this five more limes, then assign the six numbers to the character's abilities however you want. This Is a fast method that gives you a good character, but you can still get low scores (after all. you could roll 1s on all four dice!).
• Method VI: This method can be used if you want to create a specific type of character. It does not guarantee that you will get the character you want, but it will improve your chances. Each ability starts with a score of 8. Then roll seven dice. These dice can be added to your character's abilities as you wish. All the points on a die must be added to the same ability score. For example, if a 6 is rolled on one die, all 6 points must be assigned to one ability. You can add as many dice as you want to any ability, but no ability score can exceed 18 points. If you cannot make an 18 by exact count on the dice, you cannot have an 18 score.