Physical Appearance + Personal History

Permanent Injuries

Worst Nightmare

Quest Log

Title

Boss

Goal

Done

Notes

Wounds: of

Size:

Handling:

Top Speed (MPH):

Toughness:

Crew:

Cargo

Notes and Upgrades

Armaments

Weapon

Range

ROF

Damage

AP

Placement

Combat Options & Situational Rules

Aim: Ignore up to 4 points of penalties from Range, Cover, Called Shot, Scale, or Speed; or add +2 to the roll. Character may not move or take other actions.

Area of Effect: Targets touching template suffer damage. Treat cover as Armor. Missed attack rolls may deviate.

Without Minis: SBT affects 2 targets, MBT or Cone 3, LBT 4.

Bound & Entangled: Entangled characters can’t move and are Distracted until free. Bound characters are also Vulnerable, and cannot take physical actions other than trying to break free.

Breaking Free: Victim makes Athletics (or Str–2) roll as an action (an opposed roll if held by a foe). Success improves Bound to Entangled, or Entangled to free. A raise frees the victim. Either may roll Str–2 instead.

Breaking Things: See Obstacle Hardness Table; Stationary items are Parry 2. No bonus damage or Aces are possible.

Called Shots: Limb is −2 / Hand –4 and may disarm. Head or vitals is −4 and +4 Damage.

Cover: Light −2, Medium −4, Heavy −6, Near Total −8.

Obstacles: Obstacles add to Armor if attack misses by cover penalty. Sample values: heavy glass, doors (+2), sheet metal, heavy car door (+4), oak door, cinder block wall (+6), brick wall (+8), stone wall, tree (+10).

Defend: +4 Parry. Takes entire turn and character may not run.

Disarm: Called shot to limb or weapon. If weapon, roll as object and target must make a Str roll ≥ than the damage or drop it. If a limb, a Shaken or Wounded defender must make a Str roll at –2 (limb) or (–4) hand or drop the item.

Distracted: –2 to all Trait rolls until the end of the character’s next turn.

The Drop: +4 to attack and damage if target is defenseless. If Shaken or Wounded, victim must make a Vigor roll (at –2 versus attacks to the head) or be KO’ed.

Evasion: Characters may avoid attacks that specifically say they may be evaded, by making an Agility roll at –2.

Fatigue: –1 to all actions (–2 if Exhausted). Fatigue improves one level every hour unless the source says otherwise. Incapacitated victims fall unconscious for 2d6 hours.

Finishing Move: Instant kill to helpless foe with a lethal weapon.

Free Attacks: The character gets to make an attack with no special maneuvers or optional combat Edges such as Frenzy or Sweep.

Ganging Up: +1 Fighting per additional adjacent attacker to a maximum of +4.

Grappling: If the attacker succeeds at an opposed Athletics roll, the victim is Entangled if successful, or Bound with a raise and the grappler is also Vulnerable.

Characters can't grapple creatures more than two sizes larger than themselves.

Crush: Once grappled, the attacker may take an action to make an opposed Strength roll, causing his Strength in damage if successful (those with the Bite Special Ability may bite instead).

Hold: The character “Holds” her Action Card to go later in the current or later round. She loses her Hold status if Shaken or Stunned. She may interrupt foe’s actions with an opposed Athletics roll.

Illumination: Dim –2; Dark –4; Pitch Darkness –6.

Improvised Weapons: –2 to attacks.

Light: Range 3/6/12, Damage Str+d4, Min Str d4;
Medium: Range 2/4/8, Damage Str+d6, Min Str d6;
Heavy: Range 1/2/4, Damage Str+d8, Min Str d8

Innocent Bystanders: Missed Athletics (throwing) / Shooting rolls with a 1 (1 or 2 for shotgun or automatic fire) on the skill die hits a random adjacent target.

Mounted Combat: Mount and rider act on same Action Card; Rider attacks with lower of Fighting or Riding; Shooting incurs –2 Unstable Platform penalty; Charging is +4 Damage but requires 6′′ of straight movement.

Multi-Actions: Subtract 2 from all actions for each additional action attempted beyond the first (maximum of 3).

Natural Weapons: Creatures with fangs, claws, horns, etc, are considered armed. Bite can be performed while grappling, claws add +2 to Athletics (climbing), and horns add +4 damage if the creature Runs at least 5′′.

Nonlethal Damage: Declare prior to making an attack roll; Targets are knocked out for 1d6 hours instead of potentially killed when Incapacitated. Edged weapons suffer −1 to attack rolls.

Off Hand Attack: −2 to attack rolls with off hand.

Prone: Medium Cover from ranged attacks 3′′ or greater; −2 Fighting and −2 Parry. Standing cost 2” of movement.

Push: Attacker and defender make opposed Strength rolls (+2 if attacker moved more than 2′′). Defender is knocked back 1′′ (2′′ with raise). Pushed victims make Athletics test (−2 if Pushed with raise) or be knocked prone. Both add their shield’s Parry bonus.

Range: Short 0, Medium −2, Long −4, Extreme –8.

Ranged Attacks in Melee: Attacker may use power or weapon no larger than a pistol; Target Number is defender’s Parry.

Readying Weapons: May ready up to two easily available items per turn as a free action. Additional items are actions.

Recoil: −2 Shooting if RoF is 2 or higher.

Reload: Nocking arrow or loading sling stone is a free action once per action. Loading bolts, clips, magazine, or single bullets is an action.

Shotguns: +2 to Shooting. Damage is 3d6 at Short Range, 2d6 at Medium, and 1d6 at Long.

Size/Scale: Tiny –6, Very Small –4, Small –2, Large +2, Huge +4, Gargantuan +6. Add difference vs larger targets; Subtract difference against smaller targets.

Speed: –1 (60 MPH+), –2 (120 MPH+), –4 (240 MPH+), –6 (Mach 1+), –8 (Mach 2+), –10 (near light speed)

Stunned: Victims are Distracted until they recover, fall prone, can’t move or take actions, don’t count toward the Gang Up bonus, and are subject to the Drop.

Support: Character describes using a skill in some way that helps an ally and adds +1 to his total with success and +2 with a raise. Critical Failure subtracts 2.

Suppressive Fire: Attacker places Medium Blast Template and makes Shooting roll. Each target hit by the attack total is Distracted, or hit for damage with a raise (up to the weapon’s Rate of Fire).

Surprise: Ambushers start on Hold, victims make Notice roll or get no Action Card on first round.

Tests: Describe action and make opposed skill test versus foe’s linked attribute. If successful, foe is Distracted or Vulnerable (attacker’s choice), and Shaken with a raise.

Touch Attack: +2 to Fighting roll.

Two Weapons: +1 to Fighting if foe has a single weapon, no shield, or is unarmed.

Unstable Platform: −2 Shooting from a moving vehicle, animal, or other unstable surface.

Vulnerable: Actions against the character are made at +2 until the end of their next turn. (Does not stack with The Drop.)

Wild Attack: +2 Fighting, +2 Damage, but Vulnerable until the end of the attacker’s next turn.

Withdrawing from Combat: Adjacent foes get one free attack at retreating character as long as they are not Shaken or Stunned.

Documentation

INTRO

This “in-sheet” documentation is not meant to be comprehensive, but rather highlight some features that may be less understood, but play a bigger part during a game session. For full documentation you should visit the

TOP BAR

This contains the buttons that allow you to navigate to different aspects/views of the character sheet. The buttons are (from left to right):

CONFIGURATION

Setting Rules

This section has options for various setting rules (such as Gritty Damage, No Power Points, etc).

Additional Derived Stats: While this sheet focuses on Core Savage Worlds compliance and doesn't include any additional/custom derived stats be default, the sheet does offer an option configure your own custom derived stats. Checking the Derived Stats checkbox, the sheet will add a section for additional derived stats. Here you can give your derived stat(s) a name and set the details for the derived stat(s). Given that various systems ahve various rules for how derived stats are calculated, none of these fields are automated, so you have maximum flexibility in tracking those stats.

: Dominion will appear under the Additional Derived Stats, but the two are independent of one another. Selecting Dominion will show the Header for Additional Derived Stats, but it won't show the fields for additional derived. If you need to an additional derived stat in addition to Dominio you need to check both boxes. Selecting Dominion will also show a field for the Dominion Table Name; this is necessary for the Dominion roll button to know which rollable table to use for a Dominion roll. This does require the GM to set up a dominion rollable to begin with. This table name can also be identified in the game Settings as a default so the GM doesn't need to enter the table name on every inidivual character sheet.

Gritty Damage: If Gritty Damage is turned on, the GM must create a Rollable table for the Injury rolls. If this rollable table is not created and the exact name of the table entered in the Gritting Damage field for the table name, this functionality will not work.

Injury Table			Rollable Table Configuration
Result (2d6)	Description	Sub-effect	Table Entry Name	Table Entry Weight
2	Unmentionables	N/A	If the injury is permanent, reproduction is out of the question without miracle surgery or magic. There is no other effect from this result.	12
3-4	Arm	Left Arm	The victim can no longer use his left arm.	30
3-4	Arm	Right Arm	The victim can no longer use his right arm.	30
5-9	Guts	Broken	Your hero catches one in the core. Agility reduced a die type (minimum d4).	96
5-9	Guts	Battered	Your hero catches one in the core. Vigor reduced a die type (minimum d4).	96
5-9	Guts	Busted	Your hero catches one in the core. Strength reduced a die type (minimum d4).	96
10-11	Leg	Left Leg	Gain the Slow Hindrance (Minor), or Major if already Slow or injured in either leg.	30
10-11	Leg	Right Leg	Gain the Slow Hindrance (Minor), or Major if already Slow or injured in either leg.	30
12	Head	Hideous Scar	A grievous injury to the head. Your hero now has the Ugly (Major) Hindrance.	6
12	Head	Blinded	A grievous injury to the head. An eye is damaged. Gain the One Eye Hindrance (or the Blind Hindrance if he only had one good eye).	4
12	Head	Brain Damage	A grievous injury to the head. Massive trauma to the head. Smarts reduced one die type (min d4).	2

Variable Bonus Damage: If a character has an Edge that alters the bonus damage die when a Raise is scored, you’ll want to select one of the Variable Bonus Damage check boxes. The Raise Based check box will have a pop-up appear asking what Bonus Die Type to use. If you select the Edge based one, the weapon will have a drop down for you to select the appropriate die type for that given weapon

Other Sheet Tweaks

This section has options for changing how the sheet works and some of its capabilities.

Atk^ roll query: Under weapons, if the Rate of Fire is greater than 1, you have the option of setting the weapon roll button to do auto-fire (roll multiple skill dice). This drop down menu configures the roll query to make it easier for you to do your auto-rolls.

If you have it sorted High to Low, the number of shots prompted for in the query will start at the maximum rate of fire.

If you have it sorted Low to High, the number of shots prompted for in the query will start at 1.

Wild Card Icon: This field can take Unicode characters and make them the Wild Card icon that appears next to the character’s name and the Stat Block Output button. Here are some unicode characters you can: ⊛ ✪ ♕ † ༒

API Initiative Edges: For Pro subscribers, the sheet supports the Deal-Init API script. If the Script is installed, clicking the iicon will output the help file to chat for that script and what to use for the Edge codes.

Sheet Theme :Selecting a sheet theme will set the background image, logo displayed, and any special styling associated with the theme. The theme options are: Generic (the default), Deadlands (an Old West styled theme), Pathfinder (a theme to match the Pathfinder for Savage Worlds books), and Rifts® (a more sci-fi type of theme). Even if a theme is selected, you can still change the packground or logo if desired.

"Dark" Mode (invert colors) :This check box will invert the colors of the character sheet, making a quasi-Dark Mode. This only affects the Character Sheet tab of the character journal (Bio & Info, and Atttributes & Abilities are unaffected, unfortunately).

JSON Importer

The sheet supports importing of JSON data to pre-fill a character sheet. Currently, the sheet supports the generic VTT JSON as exported from savaged.us

To import your character copy the JSON text and paste it in the JSON Importer field. Once you click out of the field, the importer will begin working. When the text disappears from the input box, the import is complete.

NOTE: Currently, the sheet only supports an initial import. If you import a second JSON (even for the same character) you will get duplication of any data in repeating sections (e.g. Hindrances, Edges, Weapons, etc).

CHARACTER PROFILE

This page contains all the core stats for your character, including your character’s health.

Top Bar

Edit Mode ()): While in “Edit” mode, the padlock icon will turn to a green and show as unlocked; all character sections are displayed so Ranks can be set, weapons and Spells configured, etc. While in this mode, each item can be expanded for customization and configuration (more on this below).

Stat Block Mode ((): Conversely, while in “Stat Block” mode, Attributes, Skills, Weapons, and Powers/Spells are collapsed and visible in the Left-hand column of the sheet. Each of these sections becomes a series of buttons that can be pressed to make the various rolls without all the extra space required if these sections were show in their full, editable state.

The “Edit/Stat Block” button is only visible while the Character Profile tab is active.

Important Note: The Stat Block mode is only useful when Skill Specialization is not being used. If you are using Skill Specialization, the layout may be funky and show inconsistently. You can still use it, just know the display might not be ideal.

Hindrances, Edges, and Special Abilities

Output Buttons: The button for these three sections will ouput the description of the Hindrance, Edge, or Special Ability to the chat panel. The icon on the button serves as a visual queue as to what type of message will be sent. A double speech bubble (q) indicates the output will be visible to everyone. A single speech bubble (w) indicates the output will be whispered to the GM.

Weapons

Roll Button: The roll button can be configured to roll Damage Only, or Attack and Damage; if the Rate of Fire (RoF) is greater than one, an additional option can be configured for this button, denoted by Atkx + Dmg—this option will roll more than one skill die and a single Wild Die (for Wild Cards).

Pro Tip for using RoF: While RoF is generally only used for automatic weapons, it can be used for melee weapons as well. This can be useful for characters how have Frenzy, or if you have a group of Extras all making the same attack roll.

Damage: This consists of 4 fields.

The first can be used to configure an Attribute (generally Strength); if the weapon doesn’t use any Attributes as part of the damage formula, select N/A.
The second field allows you to configure the number of dice to be rolled; if a weapon does 2d6 damage, you’d enter a 2 in this field. If the weapon has a range of base damage (e.g. a shotgun has a range of 1-3d6, with the range determining the number of base damage dice to roll), enter a high end of the range as a negative number in this field. For example that shotgun base damage would be -3. When this field is populated with a negative number, the system will prompt you to confirm the number of dice to roll.
The third field is where you configure the die type associated with the damage.
The fourth field is a “wild card” field of sorts, you can enter any valid Roll20 entry here—not just numbers.

Pro Tip for setting up Punches: Since punches only do Strength damage and do not get the Wild Die, you can set up a Fist as a weapon and configure the damage to do Strength + 0 d6 + 0. This will roll a Strength die only.

Pro Tip for setting up Complex Damage: Some settings like Rifts do odd types of damage like 2d6 + d8. To accomplish this you would have N/A + 2d6 + 1d8! The exclamation mark tells the Roll20 dice engine to explode the die roll if the maximum number is rolled on the die. Because that field is a text field you can do any formula notation including notes for the roll. For example, the 1d8! could be written as: 1d8! [magic enchantment to do an addition d8 damage against vampires], and while that won’t all be visible, the tool tip on the roll itself would indicate what that additional d8 damage was for.

Powers

This sheet allows more than Arcane Background to be configured (see below), you may have more than one set of Power Points displayed. If you are using the No Power Points setting rule (and that option is checked on the Configuration Page), these power point fields will be hidden.

Powers Section Configuration Pane: The section configuration pane is accessed by clicking the crossed hammer + wrench icon (which will turn into a checkmark, and clicking the checkmark will close the configuration pane).

This pane has two types of sections; the first configures the section headers and labels, and the second configures arcane background labels (and distinguishing colors if your character has more than one AB).

If you have more than one arcane background and need to delete one, click the red trashcan icon under the list of ABs. The bottom most AB will be hidden.

The sheet only allows a maximum of five (5) different Arcane Backgrounds.

COMBAT OPTIONS PAGE

This page contains a cheat sheet of things to try in combat to mix things up. It explains any bonuses or negative modifiers associated with the option.

It also contains information on situational rules (such as Unstable platform). It’s a handy place to look if you want quick access to rules without having to jump to the rule book.

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Attributes

Derived

Hindrances

Special Abilities

Skills

Gear

Stacks

Min. Str.

Min. Str.

Consumables

Edges

Attributes

Skills

Pace Configuration

Parry Configuration

Toughness Configuration

Additional Derived Stats

Consumables

Gear

Item

Qty

Wt

Carried

Total Gear Weight Carried:

Wounds Configuration

Fatigue Configuration

Hindrances

Edges & Advances

Special Abilities

Weapons

Total Weapon Weight Carried:

Range

Damage

Duration

Invested

Armor

Worn

Armor Type

Area Protected

Armor

Weight

Carried

Stacks

Min. Str.

Total Armor Weight Carried:

Shields

Worn

Shield Type

Parry

Cover

Weight

Min. Str.

Total Shield Weight Carried:

Physical Appearance + Personal History

Permanent Injuries

Worst Nightmare

Quest Log

Title

Boss

Goal

Done

Notes

Cargo

Notes and Upgrades

Armaments

Weapon

Range

ROF

Damage

AP

Placement

Additional Info

Weapons

Notes and Upgrades

Additional Info

Parry Configuration

Weapons

Notes and Upgrades

Combat Options & Situational Rules

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