Void Codex is a tactical battle damage-tracking companion built for multiplayer tabletop card games. Built for players who want their tracker to feel as sharp as the games they play, no cartoon fantasy UI, no clutter. Just clean, fast, precise tracking. CORE TRACKING Life totals with instant, precise adjustments Poison counter tracking with automatic lethal-threshold detection Per-opponent damage tracking, ideal for 40-life multiplayer formats Automatic death detection the moment a lethal threshold is crossed: life, poison, or damage Clear visual death state, so it's always obvious who's still in the fight CONNECTED MODE Host or join a shared local game from your own iPhone or iPad Keep the whole table in sync across multiple devices Shared turn order, round tracking, life, poison, and per-opponent damage Host controls for player management, including bump and restore Reconnect support designed to keep live games moving Full table seating view, including vacant seats and player status Local-network play with no central tablet required MATCH RECORD Every life change, poison tick, damage hit, and death is logged in a full match history Turn tracking across the whole table Exportable match data for review or record-keeping after the game BUILT FOR THE TABLE Fast, deliberate interactions built for speed during real gameplay, not fumbling through menus Clean dark interface designed to stay out of your way Multiplayer support for full tabletop groups Use traditional shared-device Table Mode or give each player their own screen with Connected Mode Void Codex is part of the Voidaxis suite — engineered tools for players who take their games seriously. More formats and features are on the roadmap. This is just the start.

New Void Axis look — Void Codex has a fresh visual identity, including sleek new player card borders and updated branding throughout. Animated dice roll — turn order is now decided with a tumbling d20 that rolls across the table before revealing the result. Active player effects — crackling lightning traces the border of whoever's turn it is, so it's always obvious at a glance. Bigger, easier controls — life adjustment buttons are now significantly larger and easier to tap. Clearer damage feedback — rapid taps now show one running total (e.g. "-7") instead of flickering individually, so it's easy to see exactly how much damage was dealt. Redesigned setup flow — a bigger, easier-to-scan table layout picker and a more polished game-type/starting-life screen. Death & elimination — a bold new elimination indicator, with the ability to undo a mistaken knockout. Plus numerous bug fixes and stability improvements.

Redesigned game setup with an animated dice roll and clearer table layout selection. New death/elimination effects. Bigger touch targets, more vibrant visuals, and damage indicators. Numerous bug fixes and polish throughout.