Why it's different
Questions
Is 5e Character Sheet free?
Your first character is free forever, with the full sheet: dice, spells, levelling and the adventure journal. Pro is a one-time purchase for unlimited characters, homebrew, your own images and character export. No subscription, no ads, no account.
Does it work offline?
Yes, fully offline. Your characters live on your device — no account, no sync required, and they can never disappear because a server went down.
What rules and content does it include?
It uses the fifth-edition System Reference Document 5.1, with 319 spells and full rules text, correct 5e maths for hit points, AC, saves and proficiency, plus guided character creation and leveling.
Is 5e Character Sheet available on Android?
Not currently — it's an iOS app for iPhone. There's no Android version at this time.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. There's no account and no login. Everything is stored locally on your device.
Guides
Plain-English guides to fifth edition and to getting the most from the app.
Every Type of Roll in 5e, Explained
Every type of D&D 5e roll in plain English: ability checks, saving throws, attack and damage rolls, initiative, death saves, advantage and more.
Read the guide →Death Saving Throws in 5e: How They Work
How death saving throws work in 5e: the DC 10 roll, three successes or failures, natural 20s and 1s, damage at 0 HP, and how to stabilise a friend.
Read the guide →Short Rest vs Long Rest in 5e
Short rest vs long rest in 5e: how long each takes, what each gives back, which class features recharge on a short rest, and how many rests is normal.
Read the guide →How to Make a Fifth-Edition Character: A Beginner's Guide
Rolling stats, picking a class and race, and filling in a fifth-edition sheet without getting lost. A step-by-step first character in about twenty minutes.
Read the guide →New to 5e? How the App Works in 5 Minutes
A plain-English walkthrough of the 5e Character Sheet app — every tab explained, and how a real tabletop session maps onto Prepare, Play, Remember and Grow.
Read the guide →Your First Session of Fifth Edition: What Actually Happens
What actually happens in your first session of fifth edition, what to bring, and what a DM will expect from you. No prior experience needed.
Read the guide →The Fifth-Edition Classes, Explained for New Players
All twelve fifth-edition classes in plain English: what each actually does at the table, and which suit a first-time player best.
Read the guide →How Spell Slots Actually Work in Fifth Edition
Spell slots are charges, not a list of spells. Why casting the same spell twice costs two slots, what upcasting means, and where cantrips fit in.
Read the guide →How Concentration Works in D&D 5e (and What Breaks It)
Concentration in D&D 5e explained: what breaks it, how the saving throw works, and why you can only hold one concentration spell at a time.
Read the guide →
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