Managing combatants
The roster in the Combat tab is one row per combatant. It is the GM’s main working surface during a fight.
What a row shows
Section titled “What a row shows”Reading a row left to right:
- The token’s picture, or its first initial if it has no art.
- The combatant’s name. It is struck through and the whole row fades once the combatant is marked as defeated.
- Condition chips underneath the name — a coloured dot and the condition’s label, up to three, then +n for the rest.
- Resource readouts beside them, such as
HP 12/20, for up to two resources. - Small icons for status: a skull for defeated, and an eye-with-a-slash (GM only) for hidden.
- The initiative value, or a dash when nobody has rolled yet.
- A dice button — shown to anyone allowed to roll for that combatant, which means the GM on every row and players on the combatants they control.
The GM’s right-click menu
Section titled “The GM’s right-click menu”Right-click any row (or any portrait on the turn tracker) for the combatant menu:
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Set as active turn | Hands the turn straight to this combatant |
| Pan to token | Moves your camera to its token on the map |
| Roll initiative / Re-roll initiative | Rolls a d20 and writes the result into its initiative |
| Clear initiative | Empties the value so it can be rolled again |
| Mark as defeated / Mark as active | Fades and strikes through the combatant, and skips it when the turn advances |
| Hide from players / Show to players | Hides the combatant from everyone but the GM — useful for an ambush that has not sprung yet |
| Remove from combat | Takes it out of the turn order entirely. The token stays on the map |
Groups sharing one initiative
Section titled “Groups sharing one initiative”Tokens gathered into a group can act on a single initiative, so eight goblins take one slot instead of eight. The roster shows the group as one collapsible row with the group’s name, a count, and a shared initiative value; expand it with the chevron to see the individual members.
Rolling on the group row — or typing a value into it — sets that initiative for every member at once. See Organising tokens for how to build a group.