Rulesets Guide
Rulesets connect campaign configuration to character and creature filtering. This filtering may be used for future features as well, it does not inject any rules system into the application. It is simply for filtering user input content.
When to Use
- starting a new campaign with clear system boundaries
- aligning NPC filters to the campaign's active systems
- reducing cross-system noise in prep views
When Not to Use
- replacing actual stat block conversion and balancing
- tagging everything with every system "just in case"
- solving encounter pacing or scheduling problems
Campaign-Level Rulesets
Configured during campaign create/edit.
Use campaign-level rulesets to:
- define active game systems for the campaign
- constrain tool views to relevant content
- improve discovery in NPC/Monster workflows
NPC/Monster Rulesets
Each NPC/Monster can include one or more ruleset tags.
- supports built-in systems
- supports custom tags
- drives filter behavior in creature lists
Practical Recommendations
- keep campaign rulesets intentionally narrow
- avoid over-tagging creatures with unrelated systems
- use custom tags only when they improve filtering quality