VTT MineRPG

- Fillable character sheets for each player on the server, accessible with a keypress.

- Buttons from the character sheet to make easy dice rolls, which output rolls server-wide, with colored chat feedback (hits, misses, damage, saves) instead of plain text.

- Customizable roll expressions, allowing players to fine-tune how the buttons on their sheet work.

- A dedicated tab for attack and damage rolls, not technically limited to the aforementioned, allowing you to make your own rolls for any need and any context.

- A simple /roll (shorthand /r) command to make dice rolls, using standard dice notation.

- Fields that mirror the real player automatically (and are locked/amber-colored so you can tell them apart from what you fill in by hand): current/max/temp HP, hunger, XP level, and proficiency bonus (computed from level).

- Passive AC computed from real Destreza + equipped armor, and max HP computed from class (hit die), level, and Constitution.

- **PvP and monster combat resolve as real 5e attacks**: an attack roll vs. the target's actual AC, and on a hit, real damage from the configured weapon dice. Weapons you don't configure behave like normal Minecraft, this only kicks in for recognized gear.

- **Custom weapons**, including reskinning any vanilla item (dagger, spear, dart, etc.) via an NBT tag, loadable in bulk from JSON and given out with `/dndweapons`.

- **Other mods' weapons and armor work out of the box, with no per-item setup.** Armor was always automatic (AC reads Minecraft's real armor attribute, which any mod's armor already feeds into). Weapons now are too: any held item — from Tinkers' Construct or any other mod — that already deals real bonus damage in vanilla combat (the same attribute that makes its tooltip say "X Attack Damage") is auto-treated as a Strength/physical weapon with a die that averages that same damage, no JSON needed. A weapon you *do* configure by hand (JSON or the `.toml`) always overrides the automatic guess — use that for a modded item that should use Dexterity, deal a different damage type, or just feel different from the default guess.

- **A Grimoire** (own window, opened from a button on the sheet) for known spells, with a spell-slot counter; spells resolve as attack-vs-AC or save-vs-DC, loadable in bulk from JSON via `/dndspells`, learned with `/dndspells learn`, and quick-cast from a "báculo" (staff) item via `/dndspells staff`.

- **Monsters with real stat blocks** (AC, HP, abilities, attacks, spells) spawned as AI-less vanilla mobs via `/dndmonsters`, loadable in bulk from JSON. Players fighting them works exactly like PvP (attack-vs-AC, real HP loss, removed on defeat).

- **A DM Wand** (`/dndmonsters dmtool`): right-click a spawned monster to open a menu of its attacks/spells and resolve them against the nearest player; shift+right-click a monster *or* an armor stand to delete it instantly (handy cleanup if you spawned too many).

- **A death save system**: dropping to 0 HP freezes you at 1 HP (blind, weak, nearly immobile) instead of dying, opens a window to roll death saves (3 successes stabilizes, 3 failures is real death, a natural 20 wakes you up), and any nearby player can revive you instantly by interacting with you.

- **Class presets**: pick a preset (Fighter, Wizard, etc.) from a sheet button to fill in class, hit die, and all six ability scores at once, optionally handing you a starting weapon. Loadable in bulk from JSON via `/dndpresets`.

- **A creative-mode inventory tab** ("D&D Sheets") listing the DM Wand, every custom weapon, one báculo per loaded spell, and a summon card per loaded monster (works like a vanilla spawn egg) — no need to remember any command IDs.

- **All content packs auto-load on server start**: drop your JSON files in `<world folder>/dndsheets/{weapons,spells,monsters,presets}/` and they're read automatically, no command required (the load commands still exist for hot-reloading without a restart).

- Particle and sound feedback (crits, spell casts, totem-of-undying effects on stabilizing, etc.) alongside the chat text, all using vanilla Minecraft assets.