SHEET INSTRUCTIONS

– Blue fields are for you to enter information

– Grey fields are auto-calculated information; you cannot edit them

– Clicking this button allows you to reorder or delete Weapons or Spells

Actions – All characters have a Primary Action Die. At higher levels you get a Secondary Action Die.

– The "P" button next to a weapon or spell means using your primary action die

– The "S" button next to a weapon or spell means using your secondary action die (if any)

Attributes – Six main attributes (Strength, Agility, etc.) define your character

– Each attribute has a "max" field representing the normal value (when not modified by situational factors)

– The large field is the current value; it may have been raised by magic or lowered by spellburn

– The "mod" field represents a modifier (automatically applied to related rolls done from this sheet)

– The "T" button uses a d20 for trained skills; the "U" button uses a d10 for untrained

Birth Augur – You apply your luck modifier (positive or negative) to this type of roll

– This is not automatically added to sheet rolls and should be put into the Situational Modifier box

Boons – You begin a session with 0 boons and gain a boon whenever you roll a natural 20 on a d20 "attempt" roll.

– This includes attack rolls, saving throws, spell checks, rolling a 1 on a Luck check, etc

– Normal DCC rules for critical hits using other size dice apply (e.g. 20 or 24 on a d24 = boon)

– Spend a boon 1) for a reroll (except natural 1's/fumbles), 2) to gain +1d / -1d on one roll for you or ally, 3) gain +1d / -1d on both attack and damage for yourself, or 4) to negate a hex

Class – Each combination of class and level has associated attack and saving throw bonuses

– Selecting "0 Level" will set level to 0; changing from "0 Level" to anything else will set level to 1

– A class specific set of fields is located in the the lower left corner of the sheet

Grit – Representing your character's ability to withstand fear, this is expressed as "current / maximum"

– The maximum is the average of Stamina & Personality

– The button rolls a grit check (will save); failure means losing points from current total

– Reaching 0 grit means going mad and rolling on the Madness Table and losing a point off max grit

– If you modify Personality or Stamina, max grit will auto calculate; be sure to track permanent losses

Hexes – You begin a session with 0 hexes and gain a hex whenever you roll a natural 1 on an "attempt" roll.

– Each hex gives you a +1d on fumble rolls (automatically calculated)

– Each hex add 1 to the DC of Grit checks (tell the Judge when rolling)

– Each hex gives you a -1d on interaction rolls with NPCs

– Each hex gives you +10% on Madness Chart rolls

Hit Points – Representing your character's health, these are expressed as "current / maximum".

Initiative – Use the "20" button for 1 handed attacks and the "16" button for 2 handed

– Certain classes (Luchador, Tommyknocker) have additional rules about initiative dice

– Results are sent to Roll20's initiative tracker

Modifier – When making rolls from this sheet, you will be asked for a "Situational Modifier"

– Do NOT enter things like normal attribute/class/level bonuses; they are already included

– DO enter things like spellburn, luck burned before a roll, or anything the GM indicates

– DO enter very specific class benefits (e.g. lucky roll, Calaveras' double save mod vs undead)

– Enter a minus sign for negative values but NOT a plus sign for positive values

Powers & Weapons – Add an entry for each power/spell/weapon/etc. you may use

– The "P" button uses your primary action die

– The "S" button uses your secondary action die

– Class magic/attack bonuses and attribute bonuses (e.g. Spell Check) are included automatically

– Classes' special die (e.g. Lucha Die, Chi Die) will be rolled but must be added to attack roll