5e Character Sheet

The Dungeon Developer

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About this app

Here you will find a tool that creates and manages your 5th edition chacaters.

Start by selection an alignment.
Move to making the character's background, personality traits, ideals, bonds, et cetera.
Proceed to choose your race and maybe a subrace.
Finally choose your class (which will define most of the playstyle).
Finish by defining your attributes.
After that check the generated sheet and have fun!

Useful for both newbies and veterans.

Great games ahaed!

Disclaimer:

All the information provided by the application can be found on the 5.1 version of the System Reference Document (SRD) and are bound by the terms of the 1.0a version of the Open Gaming License (OGL) from Wizards of the Coast (WotC).
A copy of both can be downloaded here: https://media.wizards.com/2016/downloads/DND/SRD-OGL_V5.1.pdf
We are in no ways affiliated to Wizards of the Coast.

Ratings and reviews

There isn't every option, but there are MANY. There are basic races and more from ebberon, forgotten realms, and more. Spell Jammers is missing. You have more limited classes, but sub classes are varied. Cleric has domains outside of players handbook. I like how the app works over all. It does crash at times, but it always keeps data. It remembers my characters. To level up beyond 3rd level, it's only $4 and change. That's super cheap and not necessary for the extra choices.

The "Options" button was hard to see, you can't autoselect the level of your character upon first creation nor add multiple levels at once (which can waste time), some races didn't show up (Half-Dragon, specifically, (and did select FTD in Sources) so I have to hope it was under 'Dragonborn'), the 'Tutorial' doesn't actually teach how the character sheet operates in the app, (unless the paid version has it) I can't seem to add any extra equipment or items to my character, and more issues.👍 app

This is a great character sheet app that's easy to use and very aesthetically pleasing! I do want to note, though - it calculates dice roll averages incorrectly. What it seems to do is always round down: for instance, the average roll of a d6 is 3.5, but we round to 3 because you can't roll a non-integer. This matters when you roll more than one die. For instance, the average damage roll for a greatsword without modifiers (2d6) is 7. This app thinks it's 6.