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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hardvice" data-source="post: 6420704" data-attributes="member: 6777838">A good digital character sheet app makes the game better. If I'm not stopping to look up a spell or the stats for a creature I'm wild shaping into or how many times I can use a class feature, then I'm paying more attention to the game, and having more fun.  Getting the rules and the bookkeeping out of your way is just plain better. Unfortunately, the web beta for DungeonScape wasn't there (yet) — you could mostly make a character (albeit with some showstopping bugs), but usability in-game was still pretty bad. It was improving quickly, but had a long way to go.  And there were ways it was worse than pen-and-paper because the numbers it was displaying were just plain wrong (like making it impossible to equip armor).If what's going on is a conversion into a freestanding app without the licensed stuff, I wish them luck. There is a lot of promise there, for as far as they had left to go, and I like the idea of expanding past just a character sheet to a party and campaign app, which nobody has really done well yet.In the meantime, if you're looking for an alternative character sheet, I'd second the recommendation for Fight Club on iOS. There's still a few tweaks it needs, and manually entering stuff like spells and class features due to the lack of licensing is a chore, but once it's in there, it plays beautifully.</blockquote>