Awesome. It was actually the ability to write something next to each attribute that I was going to recommend! Other suggestions: Could there be an "Initiative" field, that adds to the turn tracker, please? Initiative in Whitehack is 1d6, 1d6+1 (if Dex is 13-15), or 1d6+2 (if Dex is 16+). I don't think we'd need the character sheet to calculate those bonuses automatically, but if we could have a field that we could type a dice size into, and a field that we could type a static modifier into, and a clickable button that rolls the dice, adds the modifier, and puts the whole lot onto the turn tracker, that would be great (having them be fields the players enters themselves would cover magical nonsense items that increase initiative, too!). Could "Saving Throw" be a rollable attribute, maybe with the ability to write in a manual modifier as well? Could we have a field called "Groups" and a field called "Slots", just under AC and HP on the sheet as presented? It might be redundant information, but as characters level up in Whitehack, they get more groups and slots for their characters; it might be useful for players to have a record of how many they're allowed. Like I say, it might be redundant information, as it's on the levelling up table in the rulebook, but it might be of use to some players (I know I'd like it). They wouldn't be rollable, just a box to type a number into. I'm not totally sure what is best for Attack Value, so I'm kind of thinking out loud here: there's a lovely feature on the D&D 5E sheet, where you click on the weapon and it rolls the attack and the damage for you. I don't know if that's possible here, it might be better that players just run the whole thing through macros that they do themselves, but... When you attack, in Whitehack, there are a few different scenarios that could be in play (some much rarer than others!): Normal - you just roll 1D20, where rolling your Attack Value exactly is a critical hit (doubling the damage), anything below that is a hit, anything above it is a fail, and a 20 is a fumble "Combat Advantage" - giving you +2 to your Attack Value and +2 damage "Double Combat Advantage" - giving you +4 to your Attack Value and +4 damage "Triple Combat Advantage" - giving you +6 to your Attack Value and +6 damage "Fight Offensively" giving you +1 to attack and +1 damage "Fight Defensively" giving you -1 to attack and -1 damage "Fight Defensively" giving you -2 to attack "Fight Defensively" giving you -2 to damage (options 6-8 are all versions of "Fight Defensively", I've not forgotten to rename them!) You can also end up carrying around a +1 sword, and such, that changes the Attack Value or Damage you'd be rolling against. I'm wondering if it would be possible, or actually even practical, that the "weapon" section would have a text field for whatever the weapon is called (so you'd type in "sword" or "axe" or something), a damage section (e.g., 1d6+1), and a to hit modifier (like, +1), and when you click on the weapon it rolls to hit - perhaps giving the player a dropdown list, so the player selects which of the above 8 options is in effect (with "normal roll" at the top) before the dice rolls. It may well be that it's just easier to get players to write these macros as required (I've never, over two campaigns as player and one campaign as GM, seen "Triple Combat Advantage" actually come up) but it might be worth doing. ...and honestly, the attributes with advantage / disadvantage that you've put in is the biggest difference of all, it's just spot on. Thanks so much!
