Move from a question to evidence you can revisit
Each tool keeps one kind of personal record. Connect them when that helps, or open only the stage you need.
Roster
Who are you tracking?Save the character name and your own collection or progress context.
Roster Notebook ›Build
What did you equip?Record the loadout, visible values, conditions and private test notes you entered.
Build Notebook ›Team
Who did you test with?Save the lineup, purpose and the strategy or equipment context you want to remember.
Team Notebook ›Compare
What happened across repeat runs?Test two loadouts with three recorded runs each, then review the median and range.
Build Comparison ›Know what moves and what stays separate
A shortcut copies only the fields named below. Review the destination before saving because every record remains independently editable.
Character name, when you choose Add or Replace
Collection status, progress, version and roster notes
One character name into the next open member slot
Collection status, progress, version and roster notes
Selected player-entered character, version, team and loadout fields
Private test notes and recorded run times
Compatible version and a visible lineup summary
Strategy notes, equipment notes, character choice and run times
Hold the test still before reading the result
Character and skill levels, Awakenings, team, encounter, difficulty, timing points and starting resources.
Change the single loadout choice you want to examine. Record three successful runs for each setup.
Use median, range and exact runs as descriptive evidence for your account. They do not create a universal damage ranking.
Start at the stage that answers today’s question
The workflow is a map, not a completion score. Use Character Workspace to review counts and move between the four independent tools without exposing their saved contents.