Shape the sheet to your brain.
Drag your panels tall, wide, or wherever your playing style wants them. It's your sheet, so it should think the way you do.
Leave the book on the shelf.
The 5e rules are baked in. Look up your class, weapons, languages and more, then follow the linked words inside any description to keep digging.
Grappled
Your speed drops to 0. The condition ends if the grappler is incapacitated or you're moved out of reach.
Put down the eraser.
Everything on your sheet is interactive. Tick, tap and update it at the table, with nothing left to smudge.
- Hit Points22 / 27
- Spell Slots
- Inspiration
Remember where it came from.
Jot notes to yourself on your gear, so you always know which hag handed you that suspicious dagger.
won this off the carnival barker!! he looked WAY too happy about it. do not trust.
Pick up where you left off.
Your DM's lore journal is synced right beside your stats, so you can read where the party was last.
- Chapter XInto the Feywild
- Chapter XIThe Goose Incident
- Chapter XIIThe Carnival Departs
The carnival left without us. We kept the ticket stub, the stolen goose, and most of our fingers.
Rewards, right from the DM's screen.
Your DM can award inspiration and level up the campaign from their own view, and the whole party sees it.
Coming soon
Meet Nib.
New player, no character? Nib takes you from nothing to a working sheet in one conversation, and illustrates your hero along the way.