• AirPlay or connect a TV: players see the map and the party, never your hidden markers or exact hit points. • Large maps zoom smoothly in the map viewer. • Adding a photo map no longer fails after a very large map number. • The Markers menu now has Zoom In, Zoom Out and Place a Marker. • VoiceOver now announces knocks and joins, offers Lay and Delete on map pictures, and reads each hero's health.

• On iPad, the battle map is taller, with nothing cut off. • Next turn no longer stops on a hero who has been removed from the table. • If D20 Chair is reopened during an evening, a returning player is recognized as rejoining, and Refuse removes them fully. • If your subscription has ended, Restore Purchases now says so. • If last evening's map couldn't be deleted, D20 Chair tries again and tells you on the front door. • Call a roll with a DC, and the result says whether it holds or fails. • Clear the Table now starts the next evening with a fresh code and no leftover removals. • If a map picture can't be used, D20 Chair now says why. • "Report a problem with this table" on the board, and Support beside Privacy.

• VoiceOver reads the board in order (party, map, dice, table controls), says each hero's health in words, and names every token, including whose turn it is. • At the largest text sizes, the board's header stays whole on iPhone SE and iPad. • The Markers button is a full-size tap target. • Multiclassed heroes: absent heroes' cards name every class, and so does the party list on your players' Folio once they update. • Removing a player now takes their token off the map, even if their phone had already dropped off the table. • Refusing a player who asks to rejoin now takes them out of the party, so they don't come back next week as an absent card. • Refusing someone new no longer tells them their code was wrong. • If a player's phone has switched heroes, Remove on the old hero says so and takes off only that hero, not the phone. • A new wood tabletop that stays sharp on large screens. • Now uses the full width of the cover screen on foldable iPhones.

• The board's header fits on smaller iPhones: Markers no longer gets cut off. • Place a Marker opens at the top of its sheet instead of floating in the middle. • Restore Purchases, Not now and the Terms and Privacy links stay on screen on the subscription page, even at the largest text sizes.

• Dice dragged onto a player now roll that die, not always a d20. • A much smaller download. • A multiclassed player's card shows all their classes. • The table's wording now says GM, and the board's border no longer stretches on large screens.

• Fixes: the party list now really keeps its place when a foldable is folded or unfolded. Your Maps keeps every map and tells you if its list couldn't be read. The marker sheet matches the board's dark table on foldables. Restore Purchases says clearly when there's nothing to restore, and a lost connection never takes away what you've paid for.

• Your table saves as you play. If the app closes unexpectedly, tonight's board, log and map are still there when you reopen. • The whole party. Players who miss a session stay in your remembered party, shown as away, until you choose Forget. • Fixes: a returning player no longer briefly shows old health, the party list keeps its place when a foldable is folded, and subscribers on spotty Wi-Fi go straight to their table.

Decide who joins. When someone uses your table code, they appear on your screen with Accept and Refuse, and their name appears once they're on the latest D20 Folio. Nobody sits down until you say so. Remove a player. Press and hold a player's card and choose Remove. They can't rejoin that table, even with the code; Fresh Code starts a new table anyone may join. Their character sheet stays on their own device. Fixes: the roll and marker sheets now fit smaller iPhone screens, and the board and the table code keep up when a foldable is folded or unfolded mid-game. This version also adds the subscription details to the App Store description.

Now on iPhone. Run the table from your phone: the party along the top, the board full width, every die in reach, and each player's desk a tap away. Resizable on iPad. The Chair works in any window size, and a note you're writing stays put when the window changes. Tidier table. Forget Party also clears those heroes from the map, and the table code stays in view however many players join.

Your maps. Add the maps you want on hand, from Photos or Files, look at them full screen, and lay any of them on the table. The table is kept. End Table saves the board, the map and the log; next time the Chair opens where you left off. Clear the Table on the front door removes it. Your party and their pictures stay, as before. No player's character sheet is ever stored. Turn it sideways. The board works in landscape, with the party down the sides, and in Split View. Every die in reach. On smaller iPads the dice take a second row instead of scrolling. Saving throws for classic heroes. Call any of the five saving throws for a 1st or 2nd Edition hero. Ending the table, told. When you end the table, your players now see that it ended, instead of waiting to reconnect.