Neural Initiative

iPad landscape is here, and the app has changed a great deal since you last opened it. COMBAT RUNS ITSELF NOW Fights start on the turn they should, with initiative rolled and hit points tracked from the first blow. Attack someone in the scene and that is a fight. Push an NPC far enough and they decide for themselves, on a roll you can see against a number you can argue with. A new campaign setting sets how readily the world turns violent, from Forgiving to Hair-trigger. It changes how long you get before someone acts, and whether they act at all. A RULEBOOK IN YOUR POCKET Looking a rule up usually means a slow, ad-heavy site in another tab. There is now a built-in reference: every spell, monster, class, species and feat from the 5e SRD, plus plain guides to how play works here. No ads, no tracking, and readable in 12 languages. YOUR CHARACTER, PROPERLY Level-up asks you to choose. Ability improvements and subclasses are picked by you at the levels the rules allow, and feats are a real option instead of an improvement. Twelve backgrounds, six fighting styles, a second subclass for every class, and thirty new spells. Attunement is tracked. Exhaustion has levels and they bite. Tap a spell on your sheet to read what it does. WHAT A ROLL LOOKS LIKE Dice arrive as dice. The die, the modifier, the total and the outcome are shown as separate values instead of another sentence of prose. Your attack bonus is read off your sheet rather than estimated, and totals are checked against it. FIXES YOU WILL NOTICE Long Rest restores your hit points, spell slots and hit dice, and the change reaches your sheet. Undo puts your character back, not just the story. Choosing a narrator voice saves. Saving and exiting keeps your spell list. The dice appear once. Ability modifiers read correctly, and affected sheets have been repaired. If you tried Neural Initiative a while ago and hit something rough, this is a good moment to come back.