This application will contain a number of useful tabletop tools for games like D&D. It is in its infancy right now, but will grow over time. For more details about the current and upcoming tools, see below.
Ever want to quickly make up a handout to distribute to your players, like a message from a goblin holding a friend ransom, or a noble person offering a reward for slaying a monster? You can do so with our handout tool! Select the font, font size, and write up the message. You can then download the image to print or to upload to your favorite virtual tabletop.
Backgrounds. The background images used in this application were purchased from Seth Tomlinson on DriveThruRPG.
Fonts. This project currently has 8 font options. Four Common fonts and four fantasy fonts.
Common Fonts
- Royal (Google Font Fondamento)
- Elegant (Google Font Mr Dafoe)
- Blocky 1 (Google Font Permanent Marker)
- Blocky 2 (Google Font Rock Salt)
Fantasy Fonts
- Abyssal/Infernal to represent fiendish and demonic languages (Barazhad)
- Dwarvish/Gnomish/Giant to represent runic languages (Davek)
- Draconic to represent the language of dragons (Iokharic)
- Elvish/Sylvan/Undercommon to represent the language of various elves (Rellanic)
Look through the list of magic available to players and NPCs. You can filter by spell school, spell list, spell level, and concentration. Additionally, you can use these filters to help you pick a spell at random (useful for generating a spell scroll for treasure).
Quickly look up a monster or filter by certain aspects like type or challenge rating. The list view also has movement types (e.g. swim) for quick reference, useful for druids looking up wild shape.
This future feature will let you roll dice in the app and determine what the average roll will be with the given configuration. You will also be able to easily compare configurations (like 2d8 vs 4d4). This will be useful for analyzing and comparing different spells or attacks.
This future feature will automatically generate treasure (either hoard treasure or individual treasure) based on the tables in the Dungeon Master's Guide.