At present it’s workable, it’s got some really interesting features planned, and it’s totally possible on something like a iPad Pro 12.9” to create a maximum sized map with verticality to it… unfortunately the map size is limiting. 50x50 doesn’t even cover the essentials kit maps (most are 75x40), and it’d be a lot better if we could go 100x100.
The figure creator is a good idea, but the 3D version of the app is almost useless because pan & zoom is soooooo slow. Top down none of the characters are identifiable, especially the 2D icons (in 2D they should lie flat on the map to display their graphic rather than the top of their 3D blocks which are all identical).
The range of figure quality is stark too, some seem to be low-poly STL files, others are super high detail dragons with full scales and everything. Scaling figures doesn’t really work well either, the end up huge and in the middle of walls and terrain… not ideal.
Do not use the character sheets, they’re just laughably bad, it’s like an Access database front-end… I can’t even figure out if you can bind a monsters stat sheet to it’s figure in the game or not. Which seems an obvious feature. We’re using ReRoll for now, although DDB Characters looks an excellent system, as you’d expect from an official source.
Overall it’s a half decent effort, and if you just want to get maps, & dice rolling on to your tablet/phone it’ll do pig… it’ll do.
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