System-agnostic VTT

Many older virtual tables were designed with only a specific edition of D&D in mind.When you try to play contemporary horror systems, national dark fantasy or independent authorial games, you discover that the fields on the form are rigid and incompatible.Dice Queen was built from the ground up to be completely rule system agnostic.

What does it mean to be agnostic?

It means that Dice Queen has no rules, formulas or attributes “sunk” into the application code:

• There is no fixed field called “Strength” or “HP” that is mandatory for everyone.
• Instead, each RPG system is a declarative model that defines what variables, attributes, skills, and health bars exist in that universe.

How does this work in practice?

1. Flexible bars and features

• If you play D&D 5e, your sheet displays Hit Points, Level, and Spell Slots.
• If you play Paranormal Order, the same interface transforms to display Hit Points, Effort Points, Sanity and NEX.
• If you create your own science fiction system, you can have Energy Shield, Oxygen and Suit Battery bars.Dice Queen draws bars and inputs automatically!

2. Dynamic colors and visual identity

Each system and each class can define its characteristic color palette:

• Blood Rituals receive reddish backgrounds;
• Death Rituals adopt deep black and shadowy details;
• Divine abilities shine in solar gold. The entire sheet adopts the character’s colors without requiring manual styling.

3. Free math formulas

Each skill or item has its own mathematical formula interpreted on the fly.Whether adding dice, rolling pools of dice or applying success margin tests, the dice engine solves the math without imposing ready-made rules.

To learn how to create or customize an entire system from scratch, check out the Creation Tools guide.