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Player and Non-Player Characters

DM Loremind separates PCs (Player Characters) from NPCs (Non-Player Characters) into two distinct entities. They share the same structure (driven by the Game System template); the difference: the NPC is filed into folders and is linked to the Lore (factions, locations…), which the PC is not.

Universal Fields​

Whatever the game system, every sheet carries three hard-coded fields:

  • Name (required)
  • Portrait — main image, square ratio recommended
  • Banner — header image, landscape ratio (3:1)

Everything else is driven by the Game System template associated with the campaign.

Template Fields​

The rest of the fields come from the Game System template. DM Loremind provides systems that are pre-filled and editable; for example, for D&D 5e:

  • Class, Race, Background, Alignment
  • Level, max HP, AC
  • Ability Scores (KEY_VALUE_LIST with STR/DEX/CON/INT/WIS/CHA labels)
  • Skills, Equipment, Spells, Story
  • Image gallery

For Nimble: Class, max Serious Wounds, Abilities, Equipment, Story, Personal Goals, Gallery.

The GM can edit the template from the Game System to add, remove, or reorganize the fields.

Creation / Editing​

From the campaign:

  • + Character opens the PC editor
  • + NPC opens the NPC editor

Both screens dynamically render the form according to the template. All fields are optional — you can create a sheet with just a name, and fill it in as you go (or ask the AI to suggest content).

Display​

Clicking a PC or NPC card from the campaign view opens the detailed sheet:

  • Full-width banner at the top
  • Portrait + name + badges for isolated numeric stats (e.g. "Level 2")
  • Sections rendered in the template's order:
    • Text — displayed as paragraphs
    • Key/value list — compact table or 2-column list depending on the count
    • Image — gallery according to the chosen layout
  • Toolbar buttons: back, AI Assistant, edit

Dedicated AI Assistant​

On a PC or NPC sheet, the ✨ button opens a chat focused on that character. The AI automatically receives the sheet's context — you can ask it to: "Suggest a backstory consistent with the setting", "Suggest 3 personal goals", "Imagine 3 signature lines".