Soruta’s modules

What Completed Westmarch does

• Attach a token New

  The GM attaches an NPC, an object or another character to a player, carried on them or led behind them. The token follows on its own, along the same path: it does not go through walls.

• Automated 2024 rules New

  Monk’s Martial Arts (die and Dexterity without editing the weapons), features regained on the initiative roll (Persistent Rage, Perfect Focus, Superior Inspiration…), Heroic Inspiration for the Resourceful Human and the Musician. Healer, Alert, Large Form and the Giant’s rage apply themselves. If midi-qol already does it, the module leaves it in charge.

• FunnyStats New

  Optionally, a video-game style end-of-combat scoreboard: damage dealt and taken, healing, killing blows, distance travelled, actions used, critical successes and failures, with titles (MVP, Tank, Guardian angel…).

• Server opening in one click New

  Before opening to players, one action clears the test data (reports, session log, expeditions, downtime). Like the fog reset, it is protected by an admin password specific to the module.

• Living relations and bestiary

  Only the character being played records its encounters, and only what its token really sees: not through a wall, nor in the dark. Last position, last encounter date, estimated AC, vulnerabilities, resistances and immunities noted by the players.

• Diagnostics and problem tracking

  A “Diagnostic” button checks versions, licence, required modules and settings in one click. If something breaks or conflicts with another module, the GM is notified in their Discord log.

• The world registry

  Every NPC, place and organisation has its sheet in Monk’s Enhanced Journal, on a shared template with secret sections. NPCs and organisations stored in compendiums, places pinned on the map, an NPC’s actor created in one click: every GM knows who is who.

• XP progression

  XP per session offered when closing, official D&D thresholds or thresholds scaled to a goal in real months (editable level by level), XP bonuses per level range and a server maximum level. Or star-based XP, with the number of stars per session chosen by each server.

• Where does everything go?

  A guide journal generated from the settings (PCs, NPCs, creatures, places), with a check that flags everything stored in the wrong place so that relations and the bestiary work.

• Groups and sessions

  Players create and join their groups, each with its own chat, combats, pause and audio. At the end of a session, a recap goes to Discord: players, XP, enemies, NPCs and items.

• The GM locker

  A dashboard that brings together session reports, expeditions in progress, downtime to approve, pending characters, GM tracking and the world registry.

• Supervised characters

  Creation requests, approval by the GM, build locked once approved, approved level-ups and a limited number of characters per player.

• An enhanced sheet

  Relations, Bestiary, Notebook and dated Expeditions tabs, a private GM note and an “Available / On an expedition” badge in the actor list.

• The expedition map

  A fog of war specific to each group and each character. Places, marked with a thin pin, are revealed when the group reaches their cell, with a “New place discovered” banner.

• Downtime and crafting

  Between two expeditions, characters train or craft. Adjustable costs and durations, item added automatically from a compendium, approval in the locker.

• Staging

  Audio cues prepared in advance (start, volume, fade), triggered by hand, when a token is revealed or when combat starts, played only for the group concerned.

• Discord and anti-cheat

  Discord log configurable type by type, with no spoilers of prepared creatures, discreet detection of items created by players, XP locked on the player side, controlled content sources.

• House rules and comfort

  Currency without electrum, harvesting creatures, pantheons, evolving companions, transformations, restocking shops, an interactive tutorial, accessibility settings and a settings panel that only shows what is enabled.