Character Sheets

Forget pre-made sheets locked to a single game system. Here, you design the structure of your sheets from scratch — it works with D&D, Call of Cthulhu, Shadowrun, or your own homebrew.

• Organize your sheets into sections, blocks and fields — as many levels as you need
• 7 field types: text, number, textarea, checkbox, colored gauge, rich text with formatting, and image
• Nest sub-fields inside a parent field to model skills with bonuses, detailed inventories...
• Customize the style of each section and block: font, colors, borders, background image, opacity

Your sheet fields can calculate from each other. Define a formula once, and values update automatically when a player edits their sheet.

• Reference one field from another using its keyword: the Strength modifier feeding into the melee attack, for example
• Calculation functions: sum of multiple fields, free-form formulas with operators
• Per-game keyword lexicon: name your key fields to reuse them everywhere (strength, dexterity, HP...)
• Lookup tables: create reference tables searchable from the chat (/command value)

Players aren't the only ones with sheets. Manage all your NPCs with the same system, organize them into groups, and generate dozens in one click.

• NPC generator: define formulas (letters, numbers, random values) and generate characters automatically
• Generate multiple NPCs at once — perfect for populating a garrison or a village
• Organize your NPCs by group: bandits, guards, merchants...
• Each player can have multiple sheets, plus a shared team sheet for everyone

Give every character a face. The sheet avatar can serve as a profile picture, a board token, or even the in-game display name.

• Choose whether the avatar serves as profile picture, board token, or displayed name
• Hover profile summary: other players see your character's key info at a glance
• Choose which fields appear in the profile — hit points, class, level...

Give your players ready-to-use action buttons. In combat, one click is enough to cast a spell or strike — dice, calculations and effects chain automatically.

• Create action bars with icons and keyboard shortcuts for each character
• Chain steps automatically: dice roll, check, damage application, message, status effect
• If the roll succeeds, do one thing; if it fails, do another — branching is automatic
• Manage costs (action points, resources) and cooldown timers between turns