Custom character sheets
Loreloom's character sheets adapt to your game system: you build the template with drag and drop, then each player fills in their sheet, on desktop as on a phone.
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Drag-and-drop templates
- A template organises the sheet into tabs, blocks and fields; each sheet is filled in from a template.
- Autosave, styles per block and per tab, duplication of a field or a block.
- Ready-made templates, including one for D&D 5e with the SRD spells, in French and English.
17 field types
- Short or long text, number, single or multiple choice, checkboxes.
- Gauges, dots, clocks and multi-state tracks.
- Repeatable tables, with a catalogue of items.
- The linked article's image.
- Formulas calculated from other fields (with rounding, minimum and maximum).
- The universe's currency.
- Tags, circled icons and statuses.
Readable everywhere
Each template can have a tablet and a phone layout: the same sheet can be read and filled in on every screen. The template editor itself is designed for a desktop with a mouse.
Linked to the rest of the universe
- A sheet can be linked to the character's Compendium article.
- In combat, a combatant linked to a sheet borrows its stats; hit points can be read from the sheet and written back to it, and up to six values show under the combatant's name.
- A sheet can also feed a card on the tabletop, during the session.
What everyone sees
- A field or a block can be reserved for the manager and the sheet's creator: its value isn't sent to anyone else.
- Sheets and templates can be attached to contexts, and filtered by tags.
Who does what, and limits
- The manager creates templates; any member can create their own sheet, which its owner and the manager can edit.
- Tablet and phone layouts rearrange existing elements, without adding new ones.
- Sheets can't be exported to PDF yet.
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