Not every handout needs to start as an empty table.

A Page stands on its own

A handout, quest briefing or encounter sheet can exist as a standalone Page in the Compendium. It has its own title and place in your organization. Its template defines the fields and sections you fill in.

A Profile belongs to a World Entity.

A Profile adds details to a World Entity, such as your character. Use it to record their occupation, goals or game values. Their name, type and connections still belong to the World Entity. If it later turns out that the Profile belongs to a different World Entity, you can move it.

Let the template follow your content

Use a starter template or create your own. Fullscreen mode gives you room for the design, its outline and the field properties. Arrange text, numbers, lists, checkboxes and images in rows and columns. Undo and redo let you try changes.

My own character sheets prompted this: in the next Markdown document, a field would be missing again or the order had changed. I wanted to be able to rely on where the information was.

Fill in, share and print

Try filling in and reading your template in the builder. There is a screen view, a compact preview and a print view. Check how long text and empty fields look, too. In the print dialog you choose which areas and fields go on paper, filter long lists and pick typography, spacing, margins and orientation. Your saved content is not changed. Use your browser to print the result or save a PDF.

The template sets which fields appear in search and when sharing. Review the preview before you share. Your own Compendium export also includes saved fields that you have hidden or excluded from sharing.