• On iPhone Duo's cover screen, a quick roll's total no longer sits under the time and Wi-Fi. • Join a Table now scrolls, so the Join button stays in reach while the keyboard is up. • The Second Ledger Set page shows its price, Unlock and Restore without scrolling. • VoiceOver now reads roll results and table notices aloud, and with Reduce Motion on, rolls skip the dice animation and show the result.

• At a table, your hit points, conditions and level now sit on the table screen itself. Tap one to change it, without leaving the table. • If your phone loses the table and can't get back, you can now leave instead of waiting. • Leveling up no longer offers the same hit points twice, and a hero created at a higher level isn't asked for levels it already has. • Choosing a class your hero already has now asks before combining the two. • 2nd Edition specialist wizards now get their extra spell slot at each spell level. • Spells with an apostrophe in their name are found however you type it. • On a rules or dice pack page, Restore Purchases now tells you when this Apple Account hasn't bought it. • Restoring a backup with an unreadable hero brings back the rest and says how many couldn't be read. • A hero imported a second time is named "(imported)", so the two are easy to tell apart. • At a table, "Report a problem with this table" opens an email to us, and Support sits beside Privacy.

• Multiclassed heroes: at a table, the party list now names every class (for example "Fighter 3 / Wizard 2") when your GM's D20 Chair is up to date. • At a table, your board now shows whose turn it is: their token wears the turn ring, and VoiceOver says "their turn". • At a table on iPhone, held upright, you can change your hit points and conditions without leaving: pull the table down to half height and your sheet is right there. • A nearby table that is full or can't seat you no longer stops you joining yours. • Unlocking: The Folio and rules-pack pages show a small spinner while the App Store answers, instead of a false "isn't available"; if it doesn't answer within 15 seconds, the page says so and Try Again works. The Premium Dice Pack page now scrolls, with Restore Purchases on screen even at the largest text sizes. • VoiceOver: the character sheet reads scores, saves and hit points by name ("Strength, 14") and says which spells and slots are spent; the quick-adjust number (hit points, level) and Quick Hero's score trade adjust with a swipe up or down; decorative art is skipped; and the roll screen has a way out. • Larger text: menus and page titles grow with your text size, while the painted sheet's lettering stays on its lines. Small buttons, like the page arrows and the name die, are easier to tap. • Now uses the full width of the cover screen on foldable iPhones.

• Multiclassed heroes: My Heroes now lists every class (for example "Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 2"), and a Warlock's pact slots sit on the spell-slot row as double rings, on the sheet and in the printed PDF. • Unlocking is clearer: on The Folio and rules-pack pages, Restore Purchases stays on screen even on the smallest iPhone and at the largest text sizes, and if the App Store can't be reached, the page says so near the top. • A smaller download.

• Spell save DC, spell attack and passive Perception now print on 5e sheets. • 2024 backgrounds: place your +2 and +1 yourself, and get the background's skills, tool and starting gear. New 2024 Humans get the Skilled feat and an extra skill. • 5e multiclassing: take a level in a second class from the Level button or the editor. Hit points, hit dice, spell slots and spell DCs follow each class. • Fixes: Back Up All Heroes includes the sample hero; leaving a table tells the GM; exceptional Strength shows only for fighter-type classes; on-screen wording now says GM.

• Sheet math, corrected. Monks and Barbarians get Unarmored Defense, ranged and finesse attacks use Dexterity, Expertise and Jack of All Trades count toward skills, Dwarven Toughness adds its hit points, and leveling up raises your hit point maximum. Existing heroes are offered each fix once. • Safer saves. If a file can't be read, the Folio keeps a copy of it instead of writing over it. • Purchases. Restore Purchases says clearly when there's nothing to restore, and a lost connection never takes away something you've unlocked. • Polish for foldable and larger screens, and the smart-dice card now matches the rest of the app.

• Roll real dice: turn on "Use my smart dice" in the Dice Tray and a Bluetooth smart d20 lands its rolls on your sheet. The first time a die rolls for you, the Folio asks whether it's yours, so other dice in the room are ignored. • Say who you are: when you join a table you can type a name, and the host sees it if their D20 Chair asks them to let you in. • Steadier joining: fixed a case where a player could drop off the table shortly after being let in.

• The Folio menu on My Heroes now has a link to our Privacy Policy. • Behind-the-scenes work on table play, getting ready for new D20 Chair features. • Small fixes and polish.

At the table, faster. When your Game Master calls for a roll, the result reaches their screen as your dice land, not when you close the card. Everyone on the map. Other heroes' tokens now show their name or portrait, not a blank circle. Bigger text, everywhere. Turn the text size all the way up and the app keeps up: nothing is cut off mid-word, and a choice like Edition or Class shows its whole name instead of trimming the middle out of it. Ready for new screens. The sheet, the dice and the table adapt when your screen or window changes shape.

Join a Table is tidier with your privacy: a map your Dungeon Master takes off the table now leaves your device straight away, and your device's name is no longer shared with the table. Plus spelling fixes and corrected subclass details.

• Join a Table. Your hero can now sit at a table run by the D20 Chair app on the Dungeon Master's iPad. Open a hero's Actions menu and enter the code the DM shows you. The DM sees your sheet; the other players see your portrait, name and how you're doing. • It travels directly between the devices in the room — no account, no server. The screen tells you what is shared before you join.

• The copyright now credits Praxis Systems LLC. • Four wording corrections.

• The Virtue Reliquary on first- and second-edition sheets is now drawn from the page's own art — carved rules, the six medallions, and matching parchment. • Nameplates now use each edition's own parchment instead of first edition's.

Warlocks can now record their Arcanum spells — high-level entries such as Foresight could not be written down. Second Edition characters now get a spell page painted for their own edition. The Grimoire was showing First Edition's art on a 2nd Edition sheet. Fixed a rules-table lookup that could show wrong combat and saving-throw numbers on characters imported from a file.

Corrects attack rolls. First and second edition characters were adding their to-hit bonus twice, so the sheet could report a miss as a hit. Fifth edition weapons that print their own attack bonus no longer add ability and proficiency on top of it. Every other roll, table and page is unchanged.