Targeting
Pick single targets, several targets, or place an area on the map. Read →
Actions & resolution
Every action at the table follows the same shape, whether it is a sword swing, a fireball, or “I try to shove the door”.
- Pick who or what it hits. Select tokens first, or let the table put you into targeting mode and choose them on the map.
- The roll happens. Either the table rolls for you — an attack against each target’s armour class, a saving throw per target — or the GM asks the people at the table to roll and submit their results.
- The results apply. Damage comes off hit points, conditions land on the creatures that failed, uses and charges are spent, and a summary goes to the game log so everyone can see what happened.
Choosing and rolling
Section titled “Choosing and rolling”Attacks, saves & cover
How attack rolls, per-target saving throws, cover and advantage are worked out. Read →
Asking for rolls
The GM’s way of collecting rolls, choices and confirmations from players. Read →
Dice at the table
Roll visibility, 3D rolls everyone sees, and rolling from the combat panel. Read →
Cards and their consequences
Section titled “Cards and their consequences”Playing cards
Play a character’s spells, features and items straight from the tabletop. Read →
Prompts while a card resolves
Roll tables, questions the card asks you, and cards that offer other cards. Read →
Measured templates
Leave a cone, circle, line or rectangle on the map, sized in your table’s units. Place a template →
Forced movement
Push, pull and slide a token with the crosshair placement mode. Read →
Conditions & resources
Apply and clear conditions, track pools and clocks, and choose how they show on tokens. Read →