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A D&D 5E toolkit for players and Dungeon Masters: look up the rules, build characters, run your campaigns and fight battles in the browser.
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You can read, roll and try out every tool without an account. Sign up when you want to keep what you make.
Sign up with an email address, or continue with Google or Discord. An account saves your characters, campaigns, encounters, favourites and homebrew.
Press Ctrl K, or the magnifying glass at the top, to search spells, monsters, items and rules from any page.
The dice button in the bottom-left corner rolls any die, with advantage or disadvantage, or a formula like 2d6+3. It keeps a history of your rolls.
The sun and moon button switches between the Midnight (dark) and Parchment (light) themes. Your choice is remembered.
The setting menu at the top switches the compendium between worlds, such as classic fantasy, cyberpunk, superhero and space opera.
What has changed on the site, newest first.
The rules of the game, from the System Reference Document 5.2, searchable and cross-linked.
Every spell from cantrips to 9th level. Filter by level, school and class.
Full stat blocks with lore. Filter by challenge rating and type.
Class features level by level, with subclasses.
Lineages and their traits.
Origins, with their skills, feats and starting gear.
Talents and boons, with what you need to take them.
Weapons, armour, tools and adventuring gear.
Relics and wondrous things, by rarity.
How the game works: core rules, conditions, damage types and languages.
The history and places of each world.
Entries you have saved from search, ready to open again at the table.
Four ways to make a hero, from careful to instant. You can build without an account and sign in when you save.
Build a character one step at a time, with the rules explained as you go.
A ready-to-play character at any level in one go. Ability score increases go to your class’s main ability.
Answer six questions to find the class you were born to play, then keep the result.
Draw three cards for your past, present and future, and let them pick your class. You can turn the reading into a character.
Draw from the legendary deck for a fate and a class, and save the hero it gives you.
Heroes other players have made public, to browse or borrow ideas from.
Open a character from My Characters to play them. The sheet keeps track for you during a session.
Track hit points, temporary hit points, death saves, conditions, exhaustion and inspiration.
Prepare spells, cast them to spend a slot, and keep track of concentration.
Use and restore class resources like Rage or Ki. Short and long rests restore what they should, and you can spend Hit Dice.
Add gear, equip it, and keep your coins counted.
Add experience points. When you have enough, Level Up walks you through the new level, and you can undo it.
From level 5, build a bastion: add facilities, give them orders and advance bastion turns.
Print a clean sheet for the table, or make the character public and share the link.
Send the character straight into a Tabletop Tactics fight at their own level.
Tools for Dungeon Masters, before the session and at the table.
Run a campaign with your group. Players join with their own characters.
Build a group of monsters and see how hard the fight is. Add the party, roll initiative and step through the turns.
Run a ready-made module, or write your own, from one page: the plot, NPCs, locations, handouts and the fights along the way.
Arrange your own screen from panels and it is remembered in this browser.
Give a monster levels in a character class and get a new challenge rating, using the 2014 Dungeon Master’s Guide method. Sign in to save the result to your homebrew.
A five-card Tarokka reading in the style of Curse of Strahd, with a link to share it.
Turn-based D&D battles against the computer, played in your browser on a miniature battle mat.
Story campaigns of linked battles, with treasure, camp and level-ups between them. Play the built-in ones or adventures made by other players.
One battle on your terms: choose the map, the party and the monsters.
Your saved characters fight at their own level with their own spells and gear, alongside twelve ready-made heroes.
Share a table link and each friend takes a seat with their own character. The host can take over the monsters as Game Master.
Session Zero is a five-minute tutorial battle. Press ? during a battle for how to play.
Paint a battlefield, place the party and the monsters, and add treasure, barrels and reinforcements. Anyone can try it; sign in to save.
Put your scenes in order and write an opening and an ending.
Everything you have built, where each piece stands, and buttons to test, submit or withdraw it.
Approved campaigns and battles from the community, ready to play or remix.
Other settings, and content you make yourself.
Each setting has its own hub with lore, ready-made heroes, notable NPCs and its own compendium. Opening one switches the site to that setting.
Write your own spells, monsters, feats, magic items, weapons and notes. Keep them private or share them, and browse what others shared.
What you make is yours.
Under Profile, download your characters, the campaigns you run, encounters, favourites and homebrew as a JSON file.
Characters, homebrew and Tactics scenes stay private until you choose to share them.
You can delete your account and everything in it from the bottom of the Profile page.
The compendium outside the website.
Where the site’s bot is installed, /dnd looks up a spell, monster, item or rule, and /suggest-character rolls up a character idea.
For developers: read-only JSON at /api/v1/spells, /api/v1/monsters and /api/v1/search, and /api/v1/characters/{id} for public characters.
Yes. Every page and tool is free to use, with or without an account.
Only to save things: characters, campaigns, encounters, favourites, homebrew and Tactics scenes. Reading, searching, rolling and trying the builders all work without one.
The System Reference Document 5.2, the free version of the 2024 rules, used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Monsters with Classes works out challenge ratings with the 2014 Dungeon Master’s Guide method.
Only you, until you mark it Public. Then it appears in Community characters, and anyone with the link can view it.
Scenes and campaigns are checked by an admin before anyone else can play them. Submit it from your workshop. You can test play it yourself at any time while you wait.
Campaign progress is kept in the browser you played in. Another browser, another device or clearing site data starts afresh. Your characters and anything you built are saved in your account.
Add experience on the character sheet. When you have enough, a Level Up button appears and walks you through the new level.
Profile, then Download export. You get a JSON file of your characters, campaigns, encounters, favourites and homebrew.
New things arrive often. See what has changed.
