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Fifth Edition Character Sheet is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Walter Kammerer and was released on February 25, 2015. It received positive reviews from players.

Multiple page character sheet and character creator for fifth edition.

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87%Audience ScoreBased on 580 reviews
humor2 positive mentions
monetization13 negative mentions

  • Easy and fast character creation with extensive options covering nearly all official classes, races, backgrounds, and feats.
  • Auto-calculations for stats, modifiers, leveling, multiclassing, and handling character progression reduces manual math and streamlines gameplay.
  • Affordable one-time premium purchase unlocks features like automated level-ups and ad removal; app regularly updated with new official content.
  • Lacks integrated spell lists and descriptions; spells must be typed in manually which makes managing spellcasting characters less convenient.
  • Some races, classes, and subclasses from newer or Unearthed Arcana content are missing; incomplete homebrew support and limited customization options.
  • Certain UI elements and navigation can be confusing for beginners; missing features like passive perception, detailed item tracking, and print/export options.
  • monetization

    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The app offers a mostly unobtrusive ad experience with minimal ads limited to the bottom of the screen, allowing free use with basic features. A reasonably priced premium version removes ads and unlocks full character leveling and multiclassing features, but some users feel frustrated that leveling is restricted without purchase. Overall, the monetization is seen as fair and non-intrusive, though transparency around premium pricing could be improved.

    • “If you want to get the premium, it's a very reasonable price for no ads and a full character leveler that supports multiclassing.”
    • “They're always up to date with all of the content coming out and only one in-app purchase to unlock the rest of the functions it has to offer.”
    • “The small in-app purchase is worth it so that you can use the level up feature too.”
    • “Illusion of choice: can't level up without paying, but app has ads; should have full functionality from the start, since dev makes money from ads.”
    • “The idea and execution both seem perfect and work well however as far as I can tell there is no way to level your character without buying the premium which you need to dig through the description to even find out how much that is and I'm not even certain that price is accurate as it's just listed as the cost of the 'in-app purchases' and isn't listed as specific to the cost of premium.”
    • “It's the only format I'm familiar with as it's what all my mates use, highly disappointed you can't just make it free with ads.”
  • gameplay

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is appreciated for accurately covering basic D&D mechanics and being useful, especially for new players, though some preloaded text can be confusing or lack detailed explanations. Despite occasional name changes to avoid copyright issues, the mechanics remain clear and functional. Overall, it enhances the gaming experience but has room for improvement in clarity and depth.

    • “One of the few purchases that look worthy of my money as I heavily depend on it for my gameplay!”
    • “It's really useful for basic D&D mechanics, and great for new players, but I think significant improvements can be made.”
    • “It does "complete" the app, but is also fun for new players to fumble about with mechanics.”
    • “I'm not sure if it's to avoid copyright laws or what, but occasionally the preloaded text can be a little hard to translate to what the actual mechanic is.”
    • “However, it does skip over a lot of valuable and flavorful information, especially for new players trying to get a sense of mechanics.”
    • “It does 'complete' the app, but is also fun for new players to fumble about with mechanics.”
  • story

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the potential for detailed story integration but desire more flexible and convenient features, such as easier tracking of character feats, spells, and quest objectives. They also want options to record character appearance, backstories, and session logs to better follow narrative progress. Overall, the story aspect would benefit from enhanced note-taking and customization tools to support ongoing campaign development.

    • “The ability to add logs to my notes will be awesome so I can track story progress during each session of the campaign.”
    • “First, I would like a way to place a character's appearance and backstory; I always have to have my PCs bring a sheet. I would appreciate this feature in a future update.”
    • “I've had DMs in the past grant a feat at first level, or give them out as rewards for completing quests, so it would be useful to be able to add them anytime rather than just every 4 levels.”
    • “Like if I pick up a robe of useful things in a quest, I would like to be able to go in and search a list and add it to my character.”
    • “First, I would like a way to place a character's appearance and backstory; I always have to have my PCs bring a sheet, I would appreciate this feature in a future update.”
    • “The only thing I wish it had was an easier way to add feats at random for when they happen in story moments.”
  • humor

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users use humor to emphasize the value and productivity of the paid version, highlighting its affordability and effectiveness in a lighthearted way.

  • graphics

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are clean and easy to navigate but lack visual appeal, with users noting that improved visuals would enhance the experience.

    • “Better visuals would be nice.”
  • optimization

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users report that the app is well-optimized, running smoothly without any performance issues and effectively maintaining game performance.

    • “I've not experienced any problems with the app; it runs smoothly and keeps my games running smoothly too.”
  • character development

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the character development feature essential but currently unusable due to missing functionality, significantly impacting their experience with the app.

  • stability

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game experiences some minor glitches, such as incorrect subclass additions and HP errors when leveling up, but overall offers more stability and reliability compared to traditional analog character sheets.

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Fifth Edition Character Sheet is a casual strategy game.

Fifth Edition Character Sheet is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Fifth Edition Character Sheet was released on February 25, 2015.

Fifth Edition Character Sheet was developed by Walter Kammerer.

Fifth Edition Character Sheet has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Fifth Edition Character Sheet for its humor but disliked it for its monetization.

Fifth Edition Character Sheet is a single player game.

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