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    D&D Character Stat Chart Radar Chart Template

    Plot the six D&D ability scores — STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, CHA — for your party and spot coverage gaps at a glance.

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    StrengthDexterityConstitutionIntelligenceWisdomCharisma
    • Barbarian
    • Wizard
    • Bard

    About this template

    A D&D stat chart plots the six ability scores — Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma — as a radar so a character sheet becomes a shape you can read at a glance. A barbarian's outline leans hard into STR and CON; a wizard's collapses toward INT; a bard's is wide and shallow. Overlay two or three party members and the coverage gaps show up instantly: nobody with Wisdom means every save-or-suck spell lands, nobody with Charisma means every social encounter is a brawl. Use it for session-zero party planning, level-up progression (overlay level 1 against level 8), NPC design or a nicer-looking character sheet header. Scores here use the standard 3–20 range; edit any value, rename the axes for another system, and export PNG or SVG for your campaign notes.

    Attributes included

    • Strength

      Melee power, carrying capacity, athletics and grappling.

    • Dexterity

      Initiative, AC for light armor, stealth and ranged attacks.

    • Constitution

      Hit points, concentration saves and general durability.

    • Intelligence

      Arcana, investigation and wizard spellcasting.

    • Wisdom

      Perception, insight, survival and cleric or druid casting.

    • Charisma

      Persuasion, deception, intimidation and bard, sorcerer or warlock casting.

    Sample items

    • Barbarian
    • Wizard
    • Bard

    How to use the D&D Character Stat Chart template

    1. 1Click "Use this template" to load the preset attributes and sample data into the builder.
    2. 2Rename attributes or items to match your context — every value is editable inline.
    3. 3Adjust scores using sliders or by typing values directly. Toggle items on or off to compare subsets.
    4. 4Pick a color theme, then export your chart as PNG or SVG, or share a live link.

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