Ratcatcher

Ratcatcher keeps your character sheet right, so you can stop doing sums and play.

It's a character sheet for d100 fantasy tabletop roleplaying, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. You keep your dice and your rulebook; Ratcatcher does the arithmetic.

XP THAT ADDS UP
Buy Advances and Talents from the sheet. You see the price before you pay, career costs included, and every purchase goes in the experience ledger, so Total, Spent and Unspent XP stay right. Undo the last one if you slipped. Advances your character already had are entered for free, so a character in the middle of a campaign comes in as it is.

EVERY NUMBER SHOWS ITS WORKING
Tap a Characteristic, a skill's target, your Wounds, your Encumbrance or the Armour on a hit location, and see each part that makes it up. Talents, Conditions and worn armour are applied for you.

BUILT FOR THE TABLE
The Play view puts Wounds, Fortune, Resolve, Advantage and Conditions one tap away. Roll Tests with Success Levels in the dice panel, or type in what your own dice rolled.

AND THE REST OF THE SHEET
- Guided Creation, step by step, with your dice or the app's.
- Skills, Talents, Combat, Magic and Religion, Health, Corruption and mutations.
- Coins with a history of what you paid and received, trappings in containers, and Encumbrance worked out.
- Background, party, campaign notes, NPCs, places and a journal.
- The Compendium: add your own entries of every kind, or import content packs.
- Print your sheet, or export it as a PDF.
- Your table's optional rules, per character.
- Four looks for the sheet: Standard, Quill, Parchment or Broadsheet.

YOURS, EVERYWHERE
Ratcatcher works offline. Your characters stay on your devices and sync through your own iCloud: no account, no sign-in, no tracking. Export a character as a file at any time.

FREE
Every feature is free. A free copy shows one card for another indie app under your character list, never on the sheet. Supporter, a one-time purchase, removes it and helps keep Ratcatcher going.

Ratcatcher is an unofficial fan project. It holds no rules text: you still need the rulebook to play.