Come help me test W&W Sheet :) Supporter access through Tuesday
Update, October 7: the temporary Supporter invitation has ended. The W&W Sheet beta continues in W&W Adventurer and W&W Arcane Circle. Thank you for helping me test it <3
Hey everyone!
I'd love to see W&W Sheet meet a few more characters. So, for a little while, I'm opening this beta to W&W Supporter, our lowest-priced Patreon tier, too.
Supporter members can download the beta through Tuesday, October 6, at 23:59 Brasília time (UTC−3). This includes people who are already Supporters and anyone who joins during that window.
Bring your character. Try that multiclass combination. Pack something awkward in your backpack, take a turn in combat, or see what the Marionette does with your tokens.
And then tell me how it felt. What made you smile? What confused you? What broke? A screenshot and a little explanation help me a lot. You don't need to write a big report. I want to know what happens when this leaves my table and meets yours :)
Get the beta from the original launch post
That's where the ZIP, the full feature demos, requirements and production credits are. The download stays together in that one post.
You'll need Foundry VTT 14 and dnd5e 6.0 or newer. This is still beta 0.9.0, installed manually from the ZIP, with rough edges we're working through together.
Supporter is a paid subscription. This offer temporarily adds access to the W&W Sheet beta download. After the window closes, access to the launch post and future beta updates returns to W&W Adventurer and W&W Arcane Circle.
You can leave your feedback here or come find me in our Discord. Thank you for helping me give this thing a proper life outside my own game. <3
Gabú
Comments (5)
Hello! Truly amazing what you do—I love it. I have been using this module for a few weeks now, and like Ankh Asmodeus, I also feel a bit short on space. I use Foundry for in-person campaigns because I hate doing math while playing (I really want to be there and not using my fingers as abacus). However, I haven't found a sheet module that fully solves this yet. As a suggestion, while this module is great for overall character management, it feels a bit cluttered during active combat. I currently use Argon Combat HUD because its visual approach to the action economy eliminates noise and organizes exactly what I need, even if it's not a perfect fit. I think the "My Turn" tab would benefit a lot from that clean, Solasta-style vibe. One other minor suggestion: it would be great to link the "Next Turn" button directly to the combat tracker!
Hey Andres! Man, thank you for all this feedback ❤️ I can totally see why you'd want less stuff in the way during combat haha. I've noted down your ideas, including the Next Turn button, so I can come back to them when I'm out of my next module cave 😅 Really appreciate you taking the time to explain all this!
After further testing, I noticed a significant FPS drop when trying to move items around in the gear tab. I also think it would be a nice touch if the item borders matched their rarity color. Additionally, I was wondering if you plan to replace the item, container, and NPC sheets in the future, or if this is designed to be used alongside other sheet modules like Tidy.
The sheets look really nice, but I feel the header is too big; making it more compact would probably be ideal, since you usually want to see as much information as possible in the body of the sheet without having to scroll. The solution that came to mind is to compact the attribute bar and move it to the side of the portrait, instead of having it as a standalone bar underneath. I also feel that the content is too large and there are tons of dead space; an option to reduce the content scale would be helpful. Finally, having support for stackable inspirations would be good.
Man, this is great feedback, thank you! We should have a nice update for W&W Sheet next week. I still have a few things to release first, including a huge Exalted Scenes update tomorrow, and a few little surprises I want to get into W&W Sheet before this first update. I’m aiming to have it in your hands by the end of next week, and I’ll definitely keep your feedback in mind. At the very least, I’ll add an option for a much smaller header so you can see more of the sheet without all that scrolling.