PrismScroll 5e Character Sheet vs Spell Sage

PrismScroll is your D&D 5e companion — built around an exceptional character sheet, with the tools you actually need at the table. • Built for both 2014 and 2024 rules. Whether you're sticking with classic 5e or running 5.5e adventures, PrismScroll supports both rulesets — no forced upgrades, no abandoned editions. • No accounts. No ecosystem lock-in. Your characters live on your device, exportable any time. Your content stays yours. Loved by players. Over 1,500 ratings and 250+ written reviews from D&D players who use PrismScroll at their weekly tables. Every review gets read, and many shape the updates we ship. Free features: • Step-by-step character creation with spells, abilities, equipment, and full multiclassing • Mobile-optimized character sheet built for one-handed reference at the table • Spell slot tracking with prepared, expended, and total counters • Equipment and weight tracking • Homebrew creator — build custom classes, items, races, or anything else • Searchable compendium for everything in your app • Level-up walkthroughs (with confetti) • Two free characters, no ads, ever • DM integration via the PrismScrollDM companion app PrismPro unlocks: • Unlimited characters for builds, alternates, and NPCs • Character sharing with other PrismScroll users • Full scrollable pen-and-paper sheet view • Built-in dice roller and calculator • Journal with quick notes, itemized entries, and image storage for maps and references • PDF export of any character sheet • For Dungeon Masters: pair PrismScroll with PrismScrollDM, our companion app built specifically for running sessions. • Play a different system? PrismScroll Sheets lets you build custom sheets for any tabletop RPG. Built on the official System Reference Document, with the freedoms that brings — independent, alternative, and committed to staying that way. Join the community on Discord — link in app settings.

Right now it's a really simple app meant to answer the question "How many spell slots should I have, how many known and how many prepared?" This works by class and level. Eventually I'd like to add more information for subclass, class features, race and a full spellbook but for now it's super simple.