It can be official, modified, or entirely homemade. What do you like about it? Is it super organized, simple and easy to use, or does it just look super cool?
Before I started playing on vtt, I made all my character sheets from scratch. It's a fun exercise to figure out what stuff you really need to reference and what resources you need to track, and how to display that well. But I managed a 1 page sheet for my 5e sorcerer and I didn't even need to look up my spells most of the time
Maybe not quite what OP had in mind, but I'm a huge fan of characters that are simple enough to be quickly recorded on just a sheet of notebook paper. Stuff like Maze Rats, Knave, or even some PbtA games. There's something that feels nice about not needing a special layout to surface just the "important parts."
The plane stats sheet for Flying Circus is a lot of fun. It does a pretty good job of emulating an aircraft cockpit while still being a functional character sheet. Not pictured are separate cards to be printed out for each engine and weapon system on your aircraft to keep track of their status as well.
I'm a fan of the Ironsworn character sheets. They manage to make tracking a number of different sliders really easy and straightforward. And it is all a single sheet (plus some cards for assets). Efficient.
Have been reading up on Ironsworn because people keep saying some good things about it (lots of praise for Starforged) but haven't seen the character sheets yet. Will have to take a look at them after work.
I've never played the game, and the sheets give me the sense that it probably wouldn't be my cup of tea... but Eoris Essence's sheets are beautiful in a way that most character sheets really aren't.
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