General

Select books to include autofill information from:

Book	Original Release	Autofill Data	Include
Player's Handbook	1989 April	Weapons, Spells, Proficiencies
The Complete Fighter's Handbook	1989 December	Weapons, Proficiencies
The Complete Thief's Handbook	1989 December	Proficiencies
The Complete Priest's Handbook	1990 May	Weapons
The Complete Wizard's Handbook	1990 June	Weapons and Spells
The Complete Psionics Handbook	1991 January	Powers and Proficiencies
Tome of Magic	1991 May	Spells
Arms and Equipment Guide	1991 July	Weapons
The Complete Book of Dwarves	1991 October	Weapons, Proficiencies
The Complete Bard's Handbook	1992 March	Spells, Proficiencies
The Complete Book of Elves	1992 December	Weapons, Spells, Proficiencies
The Complete Book of Humanoids	1993 April	Weapons, Proficiencies
The Complete Ranger's Handbook	1993 December	Weapons, Spells, Proficiencies
The Complete Paladin's Handbook	1994 May	Proficiencies
The Complete Druid's Handbook	1994 August	Spells
The Complete Barbarian's Handbook	1995 January	Weapons and Proficiencies
The Complete Book of Necromancers	1995 March	Spells and Proficiencies
The Complete Ninja's Handbook	1995 August	Weapons, Spells, and Proficiencies
Player's Option: Combat & Tactics	1995 June	Weapons, Proficiencies, and Special Talents
Player's Option: Skills & Powers	1995 July	Weapons, Traits, and Disadvantages
Player's Option: Spells & Magic	1996 May	Spells and Proficiencies

Optional rules for spells

These optional rules can be activated independently of the content of the same book, selected above

Book	Rules	Active	Reference
The Complete Druid's Handbook	Animal & Plant Sphere expansions		Page 86
The Complete Book of Necromancers	Necromantic Sphere expansion		Page 77 + 126
Player's Option: Spells & Magic	Rearranged Priest Spell Spheres (Overrules above options)		Page 31 + 186-188
Player's Option: Spells & Magic	Rearranged Wizard Spell Schools		Page 14 + 180-185

Spell tracking system

AD&D 2E have different systems for tracking spells, three have been implemented:

1. Spell Slots: The default system described in the Player's Handbook
2. Spell Points: Introduced in Player's Option: Spells & Magic
3. Arcs, Songs, Winds: Introduced in Forgotten Realms, Netheril: Empire of Magic

System for Spell Tracking Spell Slots Spell Points Arcs, Songs, Winds

Show spell errata sources

Adds all the resources used for updating Wizard spells level 1-3

Miscellaneous modifier popup on rolls

By default all rolls creates a popup asking for a 'Miscellaneous modifier' to capture when the DM says: 'Make an X-roll with +2'. If your DM rarely asks for this, if you find the popup annoying, or if you would rather add any bonuses after the roll is made, this popup can be turned off.

Should rolls ask for a Miscellaneous modifier? Popup on rolls No popup

Character Sheet specific

Thieving skill roll visibility

The thieving skills are described to be rolled in different ways. Some skills such as Pick Pockets, or Climb Walls have no description and are assumed to be rolled by the player. Other skills such as Move Silently or Hide in Shadows are supposed to be rolled by the DM in secret. Here you can choose how visible the various skills should be, choosing from 3 options:

1. All rolls are visible to the player: All thieving skills can be seen by both the player who made the roll and the DM.
2. Roll visibility is by the book: Some skills can be seen by both the player who made the roll and the DM, while others can only be seen by the DM. Note: Custom thieving skills are shown to both the player and the DM.
3. All rolls hidden from the player: All thieving skills can only be seen by the DM. The player will have to reason what the result was based on the DM's description of events.

How do you prefer the visibility of thieving skills? All rolls are visible to the player Roll visibility is by the book All rolls are hidden from the player

Monster Sheet specific

Should Attack and Spell rolls be public or only to GM? Public To GM