Changes, Additions, and Fixes

Don't mean to step on the toes of the original author at all with this. I used the original as a starting point and made a lot of changes, additions, and a few fixes (css sheet wasn't quite right, so background wasn't working at all for me). 

I've changed the skills to be repeating sections so that players can just add their own skills. This way not every skill in the book has to statically be on there, and if players/gm's want to add skills (or do specializations) it is easier. I've also changed dice number and pips from being an text input to being two separate number inputs so that they are more useful for macros and roll buttons.

I've gotten rid of the standard 1d6-5d6 roll buttons that were there and have put in buttons in the appropriate sections to roll the specific attribute or skill that the button corresponds to, which I think is quite nice for the players.

All other changes are pretty much stylistic, but I think the sheet is pretty good. Me and a group have been using it for a few weeks now.