Documentation

Intro

This sheet is designed to be more Core Rules focused, but does allow for some customization (such as changing the Wild Die type, or modifying the Bonus Damage from Raises, etc).

A quick note on character sheet conventions that apply to all sections:

y: Any place you see the cog icon, you can congfigure that item. In most places the cog is hidden until you hover over the configurable item; clicking the cog will force it to remain visible until clicked again.
J/E:These two icons hide and show (respectively) the given section.

This sheet includes all the necessary core data for a Savage Worlds character, but leverages the unique capabilities of Roll20. The sheet auto-calculates, Parry and Toughness and a few other setting specific/game expanding derived stats like Strain (cyberpunk) or Sanity (horror). Additionally, this sheet includes every skill from the Savage Worlds Deluxe and Savage Worlds Adventure Edition Core rules; there are also a few popular skills, such as Faith, Guts, etc.

Main Character View U

The Main Character View page contains the information that will be used mostly frequently. Here, you can: indicate whether the character is a Wild Card or an Extra, track your advances, manage your Attributes and Skills, etc.

Traits

Attributes

All five attributes have a drop down menu to select the die rank and a modifier field. The 'always' visible modifier field counts as part of the attribute rank—this means the field will usually be 0, but certain Edges can modify that. Each attribute can also be configured to Whisper the roll to the GM and also provides another modifier box; this second modifier field is really for Edges/Hindrances that may always modify a given attribute, but is not considered part of the rank.

If the Attribute section is 'hidden' a list of buttons will replace it; there is a button for each of the Core Attributes along with the current rank.

Skills

The layout of the skills is identical to the Attributes section in terms of managing the Rank and modifier fields. There are a couple key differences, however.

One of the key differences is how to show each skill. Clicking the x icon will reveal the Skills Configuration panel. Here you can select optional rules, such as using Skill Specialization and/or Fencing styles and schoosl, and you can, also, select which skills to show on the character sheet. Fighting is shown by default, it's a skill that's used quite frequently and is necessary for calculating Parry. Selecting 'All' will check all the skills to be shown, selecting 'Core Skills' will show the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition Core skills (Athletics, Common Knowledge, Notice, Persuasion, and Stealth). When you're done configuring your skills, click the green 2 to close the panel.

Health and Derived Stats

Starting with Version 3.0 of this sheet, support for other conditions (e.g. Distracted, Vulnerable, and Stunned) is included. Any penalties to rolls as a result of these conditions is automatically accounted for in rolls made from the sheet. For great flexibility, the sheet allows you to set the maximum Wound and Fatigue levels; hoving over each field will show the configuration cog.

The Core Derived stats (Pace, Parry, Toughness) automatically calculate based on the various inputs. For example, Parry will take the Fighting rank and determine the Base Parry score. Adding any sort of modifiers will then be taken into consideration and the final score will appear in the current column.

A Note on Toughness: The Toughness score is calculated per the book in terms of the Base. The Current column also includes any armor worn, however, it is only worn armor that covers the Torso; this is because non-called shots automatically target the Torso (per the rules).

Weapons

Melee and Ranged weapons have been combined into a single section. This should help with keeping the clutter down, but also keep all the weapons in a single place, allowing for easier management. It also makes it easier for a weapon that is both Melee and Ranged to be documented in one place.

Rolling Attack and Damage

Each weapon has a roll button, which can be set up to roll damage only, or Attack and Damage (Atk + Dmg). If the weapon has a rate of fire greater than 1, an additional option becomes available to support full-auto rolls; this option is called Atkx+Dmg. These options are available in the weapon config section (visible by default directly under the weapon—the section has a yellow-ish tint). To configure the roll button, select an option from the Button Behavior drop down menu.

Setting the buttonroll to Atk + Dmg, will present a drop down menu to select which skill will be rolled for the Attack the Roll. The list of skills are only those which can normally be used for attacks, such as Fighting, Athletics/Throwing, Shooting, etc.

Configuring the damage is also done in this section. Weapons can use any of the Core Attributes (though it defaults to Strength), or none of them (N/A). The field directly after the Core Attribute drop down is for the number of dice typically rolled for damage followed immediately by the the die type. After the die type is a field for additional modifiers that are part of the damage. This field is not for situational modifiers, though. Additionally, this field is a text field, allowing you to add additional attack modifiers. Here are some examples:

N/A + 2d6 + __ (rolls 2d6)
Strength + 1d4 + __ (rolls Str+d4)
N/A + 2d6 + 1 (rolls 2d6+1)
Strength + 1d10 + 1d8! (Rolls Str+d10+d8)
N/A + 0d4 + __ (No damage to roll)

Each weapon can be configured to whisper the roll(s) to the GM, as well as modify what the roll button does.

Auto-fire

If the ROF is 2+ the Atkx+Dmg option becomes visible. By default this button is configured to present a query asking how many skill dice you’d like to roll; this query has a list of options counting down from the ROF to 1 (highest to lowest). This behavior can be changed to offer the query with the options listed from 1 to the ROF (lowest to highest), or to not present a roll query and just always roll the ROF. This configuration is handled under the Other Sheet Tweaks section of the configuration tab.

When using the Atkx+Dmg button, the number of skill dice rolled will be however you have it configured (and whichever option you selected from the drop down), but will only every roll a single Wild Die.

You can still select Atk + Dmg for the roll button, and that will only do a single attack and a single wild die.

NOTE: If any weapon is configured for Auto-fire before you change the configuration for how auto-fire is handled, those weapons will not be automatically updated to use the new configuration…you will need to change the ROF and then change it back to get the new configuration

Pro Tip: You can set the ROF to 2 for a melee weapon and use this option for things like Frenzy.

Powers

Powers have the same configuration options as Weapons; the skill selection drop down menu only contains Arcane skills, however.

The sheet now supports multiple arcane backgrounds (up to five). To configure multiple arcane backgrounds, click the hammer and wrench icon (x). This will reveal the Powers Configuration window. Here you can modify:

The Section Header: this will allow you to change the overall section header to whatever makes sense for your character. If s/he has a single arcane background, perhaps "Spells" is sufficient; if there are multiple arcane backgrounds, perhaps "Powers" makes more sense. Regardless, changing this, changes the lable in the gray header bar.
The Column Header: this changes the header for the column with the power name. Because there is only one column for the header name, this will be used for all arcane background powers, so if there are multiple arcane backgrounds for the charcter, something generic would be more appropriate.
The Power Point Header: this changes the abbreviation used for Power Points in the column header section. Like the Column Header setting this is for all powers and is used as a column header. There is a character limit for the abbreviation, just so the column view doesn't get messed up.
Arcane Background: you can now name each of your different Arcane Backgrounds. The default is AB1[-5].
Power Points Label: this allows you to give the power points a different name for each of a character's arcane backgrounds. This label will be shown beneath the power poins fields for the character's arcane background(s).
Add (+) and Delete (#) buttons have been added to allow you to configure each arcane background differently. The minimum number of arcane backgrounds supported is one (1). If you want no arcane bakgrounds, you should use the Settings tab and hide the Power Sections. The maximum number of arcane backgrounds supported is five (5).
Arcane Background Indicator: When there's more than one (1) arcane background, the Arcane Background Indicaor allows you to pick a color to associate with each arcane background. Once an individual power has been tied to an arcane background (defaults to the first arcane background), the power row will use the indicator as a background color, allowing you to quickly identify which arcane background each power goes with. The power points display will also use the Arcane Background Indicator as the background color as quick reminder of what each color represents.

Vehicles T

Vehicles page coming soon

Journal n

Journal page coming soon

Configuration x

The configuration window allows the GM and Player a little more control over various aspects of the character sheet. One can tweak the User Interface slightly by changing the Logo or the Background image. Additional tweaks include modifying how some of the fields display themselves, and even hiding some of the pages (like the Vehicle page).

There are 8 groupings of configurations. They are:

Quick Settings Configuration

Automatically selects all the necessary fields for a particular setting

Backgrounds

Select a more theme appropriate background for your character sheet.

Logos

Select a different logo

Other Sheet Tweaks

Hide different sections and tabs (e.g. Powers and Vehicles)
Configure modifiers; the sheet can prompt for roll modifiers and you can choose to have them display in the roll template when rolls are made
Configure Rate of Fire rolling
Wild Card Icon can be up to two (2) characters, including unicode. Some examples include (copy/paste from below):

⊛ ✪ ♕ † ༒

Configure API settings

Additional Derived Stats
Field Name Replacements
Change Skill Names

Skills can be named anything you like.
Changes to skill names will be reflected in all areas of the character sheet

Additional Setting Fields

Activies & Exams
Archetype
Conviction
etc

Rules Modifications

Use Charisma
Don't use Power Points
Use experinece points instead of the SWADE advancement mechanic
Use Gritty Damage

Selecting this option will add a roll button to the damage output of weapons and spells
You will need to specify the name of the Injury Table; a field will display for this input
The Injury Table needs to be a rollable table in order for this functionality to work
You can set up the Rollable with the following weights

Result (2d6)	Description	Sub-effect	Weight
2	Unmentionables	N/A	12
3-4	Arm	Left Arm	30
3-4	Arm	Right Arm	30
5-9	Guts	Broken	96
5-9	Guts	Battered	96
5-9	Guts	Busted	96
10-11	Leg	Left Leg	30
10-11	Leg	Right Leg	30
12	Head	Hideous Scar	6
12	Head	Blinded	4
12	Head	Brain Damage	2

Use variable die types for bonus damage (based on the number of raises)

Firewall	AMS	Neural Toughness	Range
y		y

Attributes

Skills

Fencing Schools/Styles

Health

Wound Modifiers

Fatigue Modifiers

Derived Stats

Miscellaneous

TAP Readout

Engrams

Hindrances

Edges

Advancements

XP

Advance

Advancement

Weapons

Total Weapon Weight Carried:

Range

Damage

Duration

Invested

Talismans

Talisman

Activation Penalty

Effect

Armor

Worn

Armor Type

Area Protected

Protection

Stacks

Weight

Carried

Total Armor Weight Carried:

Gear

Worn

Item

Weight

Total Gear Weight Carried:

Stashed

Rippertech

Rippertech

Benefits/Side Effects/Details

Damage Formula

Augmentations

Cybernetics

Enable

Augmentation

Cybernetic Enhancement

Strain

Details

Total Strain:

Permanent Injuries

Worst Nightmare

Major:

Minor:

Activities

Exams

Motivation

Physical Appearance + Personal History

Physical Appearance + Personal History + Origins of Parahuman Abilities

Quest Log

Title

Boss

Goal

Done

Hero's Journey

Result

Table/Event

Notes

Advancements

XP

Advance

Advancement

Party Bag

Sailing Ship

Provisions

Cargo

Critical Hits