My OneNote Dungeons and Dragons character sheet

I'm new to Dungeons and Dragons, and only played the 5th edition starter adventure until now. So far I'm really enjoying it: the battles, the roleplaying, the characters, the story; but I've to admit that keeping notes and updating the character info on paper is annoying sometimes.

I'm the one keeping the adventure's notes and the party loot as well. I don't see a problem with that, except for a few issues: my handwriting is horrible, I write slowly on paper, and after writing and erasing a few times, the paper starts refusing to be written on again. Then I decided to go digital.

My first idea was to continue using a form fillable pdf, but instead of printing it, keeping it on the computer, and then use OneNote to well... write notes. But then I decided to try to go full-on OneNote and here I am to share the initial results.

Finished Lost Mine of Phandelver

Last Sunday my group finished the starter set adventure: Lost Mine of Phandelver. Only 2 characters survived the whole adventure: Zelda, my High Elf Wizard, and Golleros, a Dwarf Barbarian. Also, a new player joined us later.

Dungeons and Dragons: Our second session

In the last session

We helped some goblins defeat a bugbear, them went to the city and learned about problems that are afflicting the citizens, including thieves, orcs, and a banshee.

My first dungeons and dragons session

This Sunday we had our first dungeons and dragons (5th edition) session. A week before we met just to get to know each other, create our characters and we played a bit of the Pathfinder card game. But now we started the adventure from the starter set, slew some goblins and had a lot of fun.