While going through our possessions (the great trash/sell/store/keep purge), I found the binder that contained some of my oldest character sheets.
So today I present to you Keridwen, my elf fighter/magic user (I wanted to be a bard, Cú Chulainn-style) for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, the first character I ever made. Keridwen was created, rolled stats and all, back in the fall of 1984 at the gaming club of Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, called Polyèdre (Polyhedron). This makes her character sheet 32 years old—older than many people I play with these days.
In addition to the four-page character sheet (in French), there are lists of spells she was eligible to or barred from, psionic abilities she acquired, and a bad photocopy of a portrait I drew.
The choice item, though, is the last page—the will. Club members had an unwritten agreement that you could only pass a deceased character’s possessions to another of your character if the will had been drawn up. So Keridwen left everything to her half-sister Olwen with the caveat that her cash should be used to avenge her if she had been murdered…
The Reef 
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing. Love the lettering in the will!
How cool! What a great find. I recently found some sheets from university, but not from my first days of gaming.
Nice. I was looking for a good backstory mechanism. I had just read some ideas for character introductions, but I am adding the will to the list. Simply making a will forces a backstory and connections.