PrismScroll: 5e Companion

Limited to 2 characters AND export is a premium feature. If PDF export was free I would consider paying for pro, as strange as that may sound. Instead, I just get the impression that the developers are primarily interested in squeezing as much money as they can out of their users. Sure it's nice that there doesn't seem to be a limit on the number of custom entries you can put in the compendium, but that doesn't do much good if there are only 2 character slots to work with. If there was a character limit but a way to export a sheet without paying for pro, that would telegraph that the devs are trying to make the app functional for free users. The main functionally of a digital character sheet (IMO) is the ability to make quick changes and then be able to undo them easily. That functionality is worth paying for, but not if I feel like I'm being forced into doing it. (As an aside, I don't know what the demographics of the dev team or their userbase are, but I have to tell you, Discord is not nearly as universal as you seem to think it is. Promising "additional content" and only actually having it accessible to those with a Discord login of all things is a frankly baffling decision. Not to mention that it's a horrible place to actually store anything long term... I personally don't have any problem with having to manually input what I want, but this system seems like a huge issue to me)

I thoroughly enjoy this app and it is infinitely better than most other apps regarding user friendly UI. It truly caters properly towards new players who have too much confusion about creating a character and what things they can/should choose about characters. I am personally an experienced D&D player so I love this app and commend the creators for their success. However, I noticed a few possible fixes. First off, I think it would be consistent with the ideals of the Main Sheet if Dragonborn racial resistances were naturally added to the resistances container. I noticed this minor detail when creating a white Dragonborn, but did not see a Cold resistance, of which I simply added one, but a newer player may easily gloss over this and never remember it. Also, I believe Dragonborn breath attacks should be moved from the Features section, or at least added, to the equipment section alongside the weapons. However, that seems a little strange, so maybe even consider creating a Combat section and adding weapons, their attacks, and any sort of possible racial features such as breath attacks, bite attacks, or specialized unarmed strikes depending on the player chosen race

Hello, I would like to say that the creators have done an amazing job at making something as complex as D&D as simple as choosing options. This is a great tool if you are starting out and aren’t quite sure about what exactly a character gets from their class/race/background. For example each class gets to pick a certain number of certain skills to be proficient in. When you get to that section the app doesn’t make you worry about skills that do not apply or even what it means to be proficient. Now I know many character creation apps do this but it’s just one example of the types of things this app does to make creating a character fluid. I gave this app 5 stars because even though it’s a pay to use app you certainly get what you pay for. The only things I would like to see changed is to have more of the 5e content (specifically UA) and being able to select a template for customization sections. I wanted to make a Raven Queen warlock and saw it wasn’t listed as a sub class. So naturally I went to custom, but found it a little tedious to lookup the information needed to be able to essentially just make a custom subclass. All in all I’m very pleased with the user friendly aspect of this app and think it’s a great choice for beginners and veterans alike.