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Choose your class and subclass, ancestry, community, traits, equipment, and domain cards. Review your choices before saving.

A character worth playing starts with a story. DaggerBuilder helps you turn that story into a Daggerheart character sheet, then keep it close throughout the adventure.
Daggerheart is a fantasy tabletop roleplaying game from Darrington Press. Players and a game master create a story together, with Hope and Fear shaping what happens along the way. Characters bring their abilities and backgrounds into play through a combination of their sheet, cards, and the choices they make at the table.
For an introduction from the creators, visit the official Daggerheart website. DaggerBuilder is an independent, unofficial companion.
Choose your class and subclass, ancestry, community, traits, equipment, and domain cards. Review your choices before saving.
Keep your weapons, Experiences, domain cards, and resources together. Track the changes on your sheet while your group tells the story.
Return to your character as the campaign develops. Edit your choices and manage advancement through level 10.
Sign in to DaggerBuilder to keep your characters with your account and use them on phone or desktop. Your saved characters are private to your account.
Start with the official Daggerheart System Reference Document and official downloads and character sheets. Agree with your group on the kind of adventure you want to play before committing to a character.
Our Daggerheart character creation guide walks through the choices in DaggerBuilder and explains how to use the finished sheet. It also includes practical checks to make before your first session.
Open the builder and use the character editor to enter your existing choices. Review the resulting sheet against your current character before you start a session.
The builder includes Bard, Druid, Guardian, Ranger, Rogue, Seraph, Sorcerer, Warrior, and Wizard, along with Assassin, Brawler, Warlock, and Witch. Choose a class for the character you want to play, then explore its subclass and domain options in the editor.
You do not need to decide everything before opening the builder. You can explore the options and review your character before saving.
No. DaggerBuilder is an unofficial Daggerheart Compatible character builder and tabletop companion. It is not endorsed by Darrington Press or Critical Role. The official game website is daggerheart.com.
Yes. DaggerBuilder has layouts for phones and desktop computers. Sign in with the same account to access your saved characters on either device.
No. The builder organizes your character and provides sheet controls. Your group still uses the game rules and decides how actions, rulings, and the story unfold.