Seven steps in one commit, 1.15.0 to 1.21.0. They change the same files
and were not saved apart, so they go in together.
- The battle at a glance (1.15). A strip across the top of an encounter
lists everyone in turn order and stays in view; a click goes to that
card. On a wide screen the stat block of whoever is on turn stays
beside the cards, and Pin keeps anyone else's there. Saving throws,
every skill and passive Perception, Investigation and Insight are on
encounter cards and in the character panel, which "Sheet" on a card
and a button on the party overview open. For the DM, N is Next Turn
and S opens the sheet of whoever is on turn. The party overview shows
passive scores and spell save DC.
- Subclasses (1.16). Three per class, picked in the level-up checklist
at level 2 (cleric, druid, wizard) or 3, shown beside the class
everywhere, and changed by the DM from the sheet: the old one's lines
come out of Special Abilities and the new one's go in. Characters
already at that level keep the path they were on.
- Character state (1.17). Inspiration, exhaustion and conditions on the
sheet and in the panel, and counters for what a class does a set
number of times (Rage, Ki, Channel Divinity...), which the player
spends and a rest gives back. A long rest takes a level of exhaustion
off. A character's conditions are their own now: they stay from one
encounter to the next.
- Faster battles (1.18). Up to 20 of a monster added at once, numbered.
One button rolls initiative for the monsters and NPCs. A condition can
be given a number of rounds and then comes off by itself. Hovering
over a condition shows its rule, and damaging someone who is
Concentrating shows the save to call for.
- Rolls from the sheet (1.19). A number with a dotted underline rolls
when clicked, with its bonus: skills, saves, ability checks, attacks,
damage, spell dice, and a monster's attack, damage and abilities. The
dice roller has advantage and disadvantage. "Call for a roll" rolls
one check or save for the whole party. Rolls stay in the browser.
- XP and difficulty (1.20). An encounter shows the DM how hard it is,
Trivial to Deadly, from the monsters' challenge ratings against the
characters in it, and what it is worth in XP; one button shares that
out, once. The sheet and the party overview show XP and when a level
is due. Levelling up stays the DM's decision.
- Subclasses are optional per campaign (1.21). With "Characters choose a
subclass" unticked in the campaign's Settings nobody is asked, each
class follows its first subclass, and none is named.
- Conditions, exhaustion, counters and subclass features are reminders
for the table: none of them changes a number on the sheet.
- The docs cover all of it, with generated tables of what each subclass
adds.
- New migrations: a character's subclass; inspiration, exhaustion,
conditions and spent counters on a character; the rounds left on a
combatant's conditions; the XP awarded for an encounter; the
campaign's subclass setting.
- All packages at version 1.21.0.
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