The look of this character's sheet — its colours, borders, and surfaces. Each character can have its own theme. Dark mode (Settings → General → Appearance) layers on top of any theme and stays one setting across all your characters. Printing always uses the light look.

Unchecked pages are removed from the tab bar and won't print. (The Mini page also needs a portrait.)

Removes the portrait box on the Core page from both the tab view and print. Your uploaded image is kept.

Off by default. When on, the Carrying Capacity card adds the Encumbered (×5) and Heavily Encumbered (×10) thresholds and applies their speed penalties. When off, only your Max Carry (×15) and Push/Drag/Lift (×30) are shown.

How this character's dice look and behave — each character keeps its own set, so your paladin can roll gold and your warlock can roll obsidian. Whatever you pick here also becomes the starting look for new characters. Every one of these settings is also in the dice sidebar itself, under Setup.

A slim rail of plain dice (d4–d100) on the right edge of the screen. Click a die to roll it with no modifiers — for any roll the sheet doesn't wire up itself. You can also click ability modifiers, skills, saves, initiative, attack rows, and Cast buttons to roll them with their modifiers applied. The sidebar also holds your Roll Log and these settings.

Off by default. When off, Renaissance gear (muskets, pistols, bombs, gunpowder, etc.) is hidden from the item search and the per-row item autocomplete.

Off by default. When off, modern gear (pistols, rifles, shotguns, dynamite, etc.) is hidden from the item search and the per-row item autocomplete.

Off by default. When off, futuristic gear (laser/antimatter weapons, powered armor, etc.) is hidden from the item search and the per-row item autocomplete.

Which loaded sources this character uses. Unchecking one hides its content (races, spells, items…) for this character only — every character keeps its own choices. Unchecking Tasha's Cauldron here also turns off its optional rules below, and the Ancestral Weapons row turns that whole rules module on or off. Loading, importing, and deleting sources for the whole sheet lives in Settings → Advanced.

Every optional rule is on by default. The origin rules change what the creation wizard lets you customize; the class-feature rules add the feature to a character that has the class (limited-use ones get a tracker, and a few replace a base feature). Changes apply when you next create or edit a character.

49 books loaded — 505 spells, 16 classes, 126 races.

Loads any book straight from your local 5etools server (works offline; keep that server running). Loaded books are remembered in this browser. Reload all loaded sources re-fetches them to refresh their data.

Import files… adds one or more source-data.json files as extra sourcebooks, merged into whatever's already loaded (it never replaces what you have — same as loading a book from the server). Export books as JSON… does the reverse: pick which loaded books to write out and it splits each into its own source-data.json, bundled in a .zip, so you can back them up or share a single book (each re-imports as one book). In the loaded-sources list above, the ✕ next to a book deletes it from this browser entirely (with confirmation). A browser can't overwrite the open file, so loaded books live in this browser until you bake them into a file. Save (top bar) bakes them in alongside your character; Export a blank sheet (Settings → General) bakes them into a blank copy with no character. Keep either to make the books permanent. Clear loaded books forgets everything loaded in this browser and reverts to the data baked into this file.

The button (on every Spells page) creates extra, independent spell sheets — handy for another class's spell list. Turning this off only hides the button; any spell sheets you've already created stay exactly as they are.