The game log

The game log is the record of everything that happens in a fight: every roll, every spell, every point of damage, every condition. It writes itself as you play, so nothing is rolled in secret and you can always check what just happened. This page covers the sidebar feed and the full history.

The sidebar feed

Game log shows the most recent entries, newest first: on a laptop at the bottom of the right-hand column, on a phone in the Controls screen. It’s the running feed you watch during a fight.

Each line carries a colored dot for its kind, so a roll, a spell, and a hit are easy to tell apart at a glance. A resolved attack collapses into a single line: the to-hit, the outcome, and the damage by type.

The full history

Click View all to open the full history. It’s grouped by round, oldest first, so you can retrace the whole fight from the top.

Filtering by kind

The chips along the top filter the history to one kind of entry. Only the kinds present in this fight are shown:

Filter	What it shows
All	Everything, in order.
Roll	Dice rolls: attacks, saves, checks, initiative.
Spell	Spells cast.
Action	Actions used.
Condition	Conditions and effects applied or cleared.
Concentration	Concentration started, held, or broken.
Damage	Hit-point damage dealt.
Heal	Healing.
Turn	Turn and round changes.
Rest	Short and long rests.
Death	Death saves and knockouts.
Note	Notes you left, and anything else.

Clear log empties the history. The log is also cleared when you remove everyone from the board with the skull (see Clearing the board); a plain Stop keeps it.

What gets logged

You don’t have to write anything down. OpenFray logs the fight beginning and ending, each turn and round, spells cast, damage and healing, conditions and effects applied and cleared, concentration starting and breaking, knockouts and death saves, and rests. Roll a die by hand from the dice bar and that lands in the log too.