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Combat & Rest

Attacks

The Attacks section (above the tabs on the character sheet) automatically generates attack entries from your equipped weapons. Calculations include:

Hover over the To Hit or Damage values to see a tooltip breakdown showing where each number comes from. Click To Hit to roll an attack, click Damage to roll damage. Click the weapon name to open the weapon detail panel.

Weapon Detail Panel

Click any weapon name in the attacks table to open a detailed panel showing: full attack/damage breakdown with labeled sources, designation checkboxes, conditional damage lines with checkboxes to include in damage rolls (Sneak Attack, Booming Blade, vs Undead, etc.), per-attack options (Divine Smite, Eldritch Smite, etc.), weapon properties, and customization fields (to-hit/damage overrides, silvered, adamantine, notes).

The dialog has a single Roll button. The combined roll dialog opens with Advantage/Normal/Disadvantage and Normal/Critical buttons; rolling produces both attack and damage results in one view, with checked conditional/ per-attack extras included automatically. Click Critical to force a crit (doubles the dice and auto-adds Savage Attacks/Brutal Critical extras when applicable). Hover the total to see the individual dice breakdown. The roll dialog stays rerollable; the weapon detail dialog remains open underneath.

Weapon Designations

Some class features let you use a different ability score for weapon attacks. When your character qualifies, the weapon detail panel offers designation checkboxes; a designated weapon shows a chip beside its name in the attacks table. A weapon can hold multiple designations simultaneously (e.g., Hex Warrior + Pact Weapon). The to-hit and damage values update immediately.

Battle Smith (Artificer) automatically uses INT for all magic weapon attacks — no designation needed.

Weapon Card Conditionals

All combat effects, spells, and class features that affect weapon attacks appear as checkboxes on the weapon detail card. Check the ones that apply to your current attack, then click Roll — the checked extras are included in the damage expression automatically. Each checkbox has a tooltip describing the ability in detail.

Effects shown include: Sneak Attack, Hexblade's Curse (+prof damage, crit 19-20), Rage, Hex, Hunter's Mark, Sacred Weapon (+CHA to hit), Savage Attacks and Brutal Critical (applied automatically on crits), Booming Blade/Green-Flame Blade, active buff spells (Divine Favor, Spirit Shroud, Holy Weapon, Enlarge, etc.), smite spells, and class features (Improved Divine Smite, Colossus Slayer, etc.).

Critical hits: Savage Attacks (Half-Orc) and Brutal Critical (Barbarian) extra dice are automatically added to critical hit damage — no checkbox needed. The roll dialog label shows which sources applied (e.g., "[CRIT + Savage Attacks]"). If Hexblade's Curse is checked, the roll dialog displays "Critical Range: 19-20" and highlights rolls of 19 or 20 as critical hits.

Spell-Weapon Integration

Spells that affect weapon attacks appear as conditional checkboxes on weapon detail cards:

Auto-Detected Features

Many class features are automatically detected and shown as conditional damage lines: Sneak Attack, Improved Divine Smite, Colossus Slayer, Divine Fury, Dreadful Strikes, Gathered Swarm, and more. Expanded crit ranges (Champion, Hexblade's Curse) are shown inline. Brutal Critical and Savage Attacks (Half-Orc) extra crit dice are noted in conditional damage.

Features Tab

The Features tab displays all character traits and features grouped by source:

Each feature expands to show its full description. Features with mechanical effects display colored chips (AC, speed, HP/level, darkvision, resistances, etc.). Toggleable features (Rage, Bladesong) show a switch.

Edit Mode: Add & Remove Features

In edit mode, an Add Feature button appears at the top of the Features tab, and each feature shows a delete icon (X). The Grant Feature dialog has five tabs:

The same catalogue — plus spells, buffs, resources, companions, languages, and proficiencies — is behind the Grant button in the edit-mode toolbar (see Character Sheet) and the DM's Grant Feature page (see Campaigns). Removing a feat takes its spells, resources, and picked options with it.

Feat Configuration

Every feat you take now does what it says, whether from level-up, the Features tab, the creation wizard, or a DM grant. About 85 feats carry a hand-curated schema (Resilient, Skill Expert, Magic Initiate, Lucky, Mobile, Alert, Tough, the Dragonmarks, the epic boons, and so on); the rest derive their fixed bonuses and "+1 to an ability of your choice" prompts from the feat's own data. A feat that needs a decision opens a configuration dialog first. It captures your choices:

Static effects (Mobile +10 speed, Alert +5 initiative, Observant +5 passive perc/invest, Tough +2 HP/level) are auto-applied without prompting. Dual Wielder's +1 AC applies only while two melee weapons are equipped. Combat toggle feats (GWM, Sharpshooter, Polearm Master, Crossbow Expert, Crusher, Slasher, Piercer) show as conditional damage checkboxes in the weapon detail popover when you have the feat and the weapon matches. For GWM / Sharpshooter the toggle is a single −5 to hit / +10 damage choice; when you tick it, the attack-roll dialog shows the full breakdown (e.g. +2 (+3 prof, +4 STR, -5 Great Weapon Master)).

Death Saves

When a character drops to 0 HP, track death saving throws in the Death Saves popover under the HP card: 3 success / 3 failure circles, a Reset button, and a "Drop to 0 HP" button that sets HP to 0, clears temp HP, and applies any house rule effects (e.g., +1 exhaustion with the "Exhaustion on Drop" rule). Death saves reset on long rest or when HP is recovered. A sidebar card is also available from the layout editor.

Exhaustion

Two exhaustion systems are supported:

Conditions

Track all 14 standard D&D 5e conditions (Blinded, Charmed, Deafened, Frightened, Grappled, Incapacitated, Invisible, Paralyzed, Petrified, Poisoned, Prone, Restrained, Stunned, Unconscious) from the Conditions dropdown on the Defenses card. Active conditions show as chips: hover one for what it costs you, click it for the full rules text, and use the × to clear it.

Defenses & Saving Throw Modifiers

Damage resistances, immunities, and vulnerabilities and condition immunities — gathered from race, features, buffs, and equipped items — live in the Resistances & Immunities box in the sidebar. The Defenses card beside AC lists the situational ones as chips naming their source (Heavy Armor Master only while in heavy armor, Rage only while raging, Uncanny Dodge, Evasion, Shield Master, War Caster, Magic Resistance…); hover for a summary, click for the full list with rules text.

When you roll a saving throw, the dialog lists the modifiers your character actually has but the app can't apply on its own — Shield Master's shield bonus on DEX saves, Aura of Protection's Charisma, advantage from War Caster, Magic Resistance, Dwarven Resilience, Gnome Cunning, Brave, Fey Ancestry, Danger Sense — each with its condition. Tick what applies to this roll; the app can't know what's being saved against.

Active conditions reach the dice too: Poisoned and Frightened name themselves as disadvantage on attacks and ability checks in the roll dialog, Blinded, Prone and Restrained on attacks. Darkvision, from race or an effect, is listed under Passive Perception as Senses. Natural armor (Lizardfolk, Draconic Resilience, Dragon Hide) competes with 10 + DEX and any Unarmored Defense; the best formula wins, and worn armor beats it only if higher. Bracers of Defense count only with no armor and no shield; the Defense fighting style only in armor.

Rest Dialog (Short & Long)

Both Short Rest and Long Rest in the top banner open a dialog where you can spend hit dice (rolled + CON modifier, capped at max HP) before confirming the rest. Cancel rolls back any HD spent. Confirming runs the rest logic (HP recovery, slot reset, exhaustion reduction, hit-die recovery) based on the active house rule:

Short Rest resets Warlock pact spell slots and resources tagged with short-rest recovery. Spend hit dice in the dialog for HP recovery as usual.