Roll dice, random tables, lists and note sections inline, reading the same dice: syntax as Dice Roller so existing notes keep working.
A yes or no oracle, scenes, threads and your own tables for solo tabletop play, in Obsidian. Every roll writes itself into your note.
Town, spaceship and dungeon maps from a seed, drawn in your notes, with numbered places you can click for a name, a hook and a note.
Segmented progress clocks for tabletop games, drawn from plain text in a note. Click a segment to tick it, race two clocks, and the note keeps the count.
A light initiative tracker that keeps the whole fight as plain text in your note. Reads HP, AC and Dex from Fantasy Statblocks creature notes.
Build tabletop fights in a note. List the party and the monsters, see the XP budget and how hard it is, then start the fight in Quick Initiative.
A quick log for tabletop sessions. Type what happened and it lands in your session note with the time, tags and links. Logs Quick Initiative fights by itself.
Put the table on your players' phones: turn order, clocks and rolls, live from your notes. They open a link or scan a code, nothing to install.