The character sheet

Your sheet works out the numbers from your class, species, background, items and features: armor class, attacks, saves, skills, spellcasting and more. During play you track what changes: hit points, uses of your features, spell slots, conditions.

The sheet keeps score; you play

World Vault adds up numbers and rolls dice, but it never takes an action for you. Spending a spell slot, ticking off a use, or turning on a feature is always something you do.

The header

• Hit points. Tap to take damage, heal, or add temporary hit points.
• Armor class. Tap to see how it’s made up.
• Quick lookup (magnifying glass): search the rules without leaving the sheet.
• Short rest and Long rest restore what each rest restores. A short rest lets you spend hit dice.

Below the header: initiative, speed, proficiency bonus, inspiration, and death saves, which are always shown and turn loud at 0 HP. Conditions, effects and what you’re concentrating on appear as chips, with + Condition and + Effect to add more.

The tabs

• Stats: ability scores, saving throws, skills and passive scores.
• Actions: your attacks and everything you can do on your turn, grouped by action, bonus action, reaction and limited use.
• Spells: your spells, slots and spellcasting numbers. See Spells.
• Inventory: items, equipping and attunement, and coins. See Inventory and items.
• Features: everything your class, species, background and feats give you.
• Story: appearance, personality, backstory and notes.
• Extras: companions, familiars and Wild Shape forms. See Companions.

Trackers: tick a box to spend a use

Limited uses (Rage, spell slots, Channel Divinity, hit dice and so on) are boxes. Tick a box to spend a use, untick it to get one back. The count beside them shows how many are left (“1/2 left”). Large pools show a counter with − and + instead.

Switches

Features you turn on and off, like Raging or a starry form, are switches. While a switch is on, its bonuses apply. If you stop meeting its requirements (say, you put on heavy armor while raging), the sheet tells you; it never turns the switch off for you.

Rolling

Tap almost any number to roll it with your sheet’s math included. See Rolling dice.