Fight Club 5th Edition for PC

Fight Club 5th Edition: The Ultimate App for DND 5E Players

If you're a DND 5E player, you know how important it is to keep track of your character data. That's where Fight Club 5th Edition comes in. This app is a game-changer for players who want to keep their character data organized and accessible. While there is a bit of a learning curve to get started, once you get the hang of it, there's simply not a better option available!

Features

The app allows you to update your character sheet with anything you need to update, making it less wasteful than using pencil and paper. You can also add additional information and edit existing information in items, weapons, tools, and anything else. This lets you rewrite the text in your own words and add information from external sourcebooks to better understand what you can do with the entries.

The app has tons of options and gives you the ability to add any homebrew or missing race/class/background/ability/feat/skill/spell anything! However, it would be nice to include the abilities of all the subclasses instead of only one of them for each class. If you upgrade to premium, you can get the complete set of subclasses, apart from the multiple characters and no-ads.

One of the app's strongest features is the vast spell lists you can add. The ability to have all your class, race, and background info with you at all times and not have to flip through a book is also a great feature.

The app runs smoothly even dealing with heavy compendium files and has everything a player needs to play a campaign. The only thing behind a paywall is making more than three characters. It would be nice to have an official website to find compendiums. Also, a translation to other languages would be a very good improvement.

Usability

The app is easy to use, but it will take some time to work with properly as there is no proper guide in one place. However, once you manage it, it's an awesome way to track your play. Getting all the remaining info will take some search, but it's out there.

Something I'd love to see is a Concentration Check popup or reminder after taking damage while concentrating on a spell. Maybe even the possibility of color-coding spells into Action, Bonus Action, Concentration so it's easier to see at a glance.

Conclusion

Fight Club 5th Edition is by far the best digital player sheet for DND 5E players. It's a fantastic paperless option that allows you to keep your character data organized and accessible. While there is a bit of a learning curve to get started, once you get the hang of it, there's simply not a better option available. The app is constantly updated, and it only gets better after every update. Overall, I would highly recommend this app to any DND 5E player who wants to keep their character data organized and accessible.