Dark Blades vs Voidbound

Character Manager for Blades in the Dark. Blades in the Dark is a tabletop fantasy role-playing game by John Harper, set in a fictional city of Doskvol, inspired by Victorian London and Gothic fiction. The default setting of Blades in the Dark, Doskvol, is a roughly 19th century level of technology combined with urban fantasy. An industrial world under perpetual night, long after some great catastrophe has relegated the sun to storybooks, and resulted in the ghosts of the dead lingering in the world. Players take the role of members of a criminal organization such as thieves, smugglers, or merchants of some illicit goods, and grind their way up the criminal underworld by seizing money, territory and infamy. Tool to create and manage your Blades in the Dark characters. All seven character types are available to you. The use of the original book is necessary.

Your matchside grimoire for Sorcery: Contested Realm. Voidbound keeps the board clean during the duel and keeps the record after it: life and mana, elemental thresholds, dice, every match you play, every deck you build, and the stats that show how you are really doing. THE BOARD • Life and mana for both players, each side facing its player • All four elemental thresholds: Air, Earth, Fire and Water • Quick taps add up over the button, so you see −5 or +3 at a glance • Death's Door shows when a player hits zero • Roll a D4, D6, D8, D10, D12 or D20, or flip a coin, big enough for both players to read • A turn clock for each player and a round timer that counts down like an event • Single-player mode when you only need your own side • Light haptics on every change, and your game is kept if iOS closes the app RECORD THE MATCH IN SECONDS When the game ends, tap Result. Pick win or loss, who took the first turn, both Avatars and your deck, then save. The board's thresholds and the match length are saved with it. DECKS BY THE RULES • Save decks with their Avatar, elements and full card list • A Spellbook of 60 and an Atlas of 30, with copy limits by rarity: Ordinary 4, Exceptional 3, Elite 2, Unique 1 • Paste a list from the official deckbuilder; typos are caught and fixed in a tap • Every deck keeps its own record and matchups THE CARD DATABASE Every card from the official Sorcery card list, right in the app. Search by name, filter by type and element, open a card to see its cost, rarity, thresholds and rules, and add it to a deck. Opened from a deck, a card gets − and + for one copy fewer or more. STATS THAT MEAN SOMETHING • Win rate over time, filtered by Avatar, deck and period • Form: current streak, best streak, last 10 and last 25 matches • How you do going first, how long your matches last and how long your turns take • Your record against every opponent Avatar • A full match history with opponents, places and decks, plus the cards you logged The journal puts Stats, Matches, Decks and Cards one tap from the board, opens where you left it, and stays fast even with a big archive. YOUR ARCHIVE IS SAFE Matches and decks stay on your device. Voidbound keeps one up-to-date backup, refreshed once a day while you play; you can back up and restore by hand, and it goes to iCloud Drive when it is available. FREE AND PREMIUM Everything above is free. The free plan counts your latest 10 matches in stats and history; older ones stay safe in the archive. Premium is a one-time purchase, not a subscription: it opens your whole archive and counts every match, forever. Sorcery: Contested Realm is a trademark of Erik's Curiosa Limited. Voidbound is an independent companion app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Erik's Curiosa.