Tap a coin to add one. Drag up or down to wind the amount.
The whole ledger as plain text, grouped by session, for campaign notes or a recap.
Only changes the label on the tag players pay to by default, for example "The Realm" or "Merchants". It doesn't change how payments work, and past ledger entries keep the name they had.
Backup
A save holds the whole table: players, purses, coins, settings and the ledger. LootPal saves itself in this browser, but browsers can forget, so make a backup after each session.
Save code
Save file
Start a new table
This deletes everything: all players and their purses, your coins, the wealth titles, deeds, settings, the table name and the whole ledger. It can't be undone, not even with Undo. Only a save code or save file brings it back. Tap the button again to delete it all.
Who's at the table
Leave the name empty to get "Player 4", "Player 5" and so on. You can also rename a character by tapping their name on the purse.
Tap a picture to give the character an icon and a colour.
Starting purse
Every player's purse is set to exactly the starting purse. What they hold now is replaced. The GM's book doesn't count this as a payout. Tap the button again to do it.
CoinsAdd, remove or edit coins, purse weight ·
Back to Gold, Silver and Copper with their standard worth, weight, colour and shape. Everyone's coins are changed into the new coins at their value, so nobody gets richer or poorer. Tap the button again to reset.
Pick a colour and a shape for each coin. The cheapest coin is the base and is always worth 1. Enter the worth of every other coin in any cheaper coin, for example a platinum worth 20 gold. It has to come out as a whole number of base coins, so uneven systems like 12 pence to the shilling work too.
One setting for the whole table.
Each coin's weight is set above. The bar fills up to the "full" weight, and the descriptions scale with it.
WealthWealth titles for each character
A character gets the title of the highest step their total worth reaches. Set the amounts to fit your campaign's economy.
Gem bagGems as treasure, bag size, merchant's cut
Gems count towards each character's wealth. A merchant pays their value minus the cut. Bag size applies to everyone at the table.
ReceiptWho and what for, on or off
Off: no Receipt button, payments go in the ledger with just the amount. This applies to everyone at the table.
DeedsSmall achievements players can earn
When on, each character can earn six deeds once, shown in the ledger with a lute tune. Deeds already earned are kept if you switch it off again.
LanguageEnglish, Deutsch
Names LootPal gave, like "Player 1" or "Gold", change with the language. Names you chose stay as they are.