What’s on this Page?

• How to use the Reference Element
• Reference Element in the Element Library
• Reference Element in a Sheet in a room
• Reference Element in the Sheet Editor
• Advanced Reference Element Settings

How to use the Reference Element

The Reference Element's purpose is to add a number to compare your final roll results against.

Reference Element in the Element Library

The Reference Element can be found in the Element Library under the Gameplay View.

Reference Element in the Sheet Panel

This is how a Reference might look on a Sheet in a room. While this feature can be used for any game, below is an example of how to use a Reference Element as an Armor Class in Dungeons & Dragons.

Reference Element in the Sheet Editor

The Reference Element, when added to the Sheet Editor, can have a Label and description which are both only editable in the Sheet Builder. The Element itself can be edited and changed in the Game Room

Advanced Reference Element Settings

To access advanced settings in a Reference Element hover over the upper right-hand corner of a Reference Element located in the Sheet Editor. Upon hovering your mouse over it, you should see a gear icon appear which will allow you to access the advanced Reference Settings which include:

• Add Toggle: Use Toggles as check-boxes for players to mark on their sheets. Toggles can be linked to other Toggles for group selections!
• Add Gameplay Link: Connect this Element to other Elements on this sheet. When a player selects this Element, all linked Elements will be selected as well. Use this to create connected/automated actions across your character sheets. You can even link this Input to specific dice!
• Lock Value: If a value is locked, it cannot be edited by the player. Use this when a stat is consistent and cannot be changed in your game.