The character sheet contains everything you need to play the game and includes 2 modes of operation: view and edit. To switch between view and edit modes simply check the box labeled "Edit" in the top right of the character sheet to enter edit mode or uncheck to return to view mode.
Let's discuss each mode of operation in their own sections.
Viewing mode allows you to actually play the game by rolling dice via the built in dice rollers (more below) or by clicking on an Attribute of Skill. You will also have tooltips which will appear when mousing over character sheet items such as Attribute and Skill names.
Players are able to swap back and forth between viewing and editing their character sheet at any time by checking the "Edit" button.
There's a few different ways you can access the dice roller while in view mode. We explore the options available to you for rolling dice below.
The Attributes And Skills section is where you will find all your die scores for the various Primary Attributes and skills in Gemini. We only show the extra dice added to a skill in the character sheet. However, clicking on a Skill will automatically add any skill dice to the Primary Attribute, and roll and total the dice for you.
Clicking on an Attribute will roll the die code and return the results to you in the chat pane of Roll20. You should see something similar to the following screenshot in your chat pane:
Certain sections of the character sheet include dice rollers to make things a little more simple for you while playing a game. The image below is of the "Attributes annd Skills" section.
- Roll Type - Used to select the roll type you will be rolling when you press the die button in section 2.
- Classic, rolls the stated number of dice and totals the face value
- Successes, counts anythingthree or greater as a success
- Luck, counts sixes as a point of luck
- Unluck, counts each six as a point of unluck
- Use this section to adjust the amount of dice and pips rolled. Press the six-sided die button to roll.
- This button will roll initiaive for you
Other headings on your character sheet have dice rollers as well. The Attributes and Skills roller is unique in the sense that it has the "Initiative" button.