Finally! A dice app designed for Role-Playing Games!
Tabletop RPG Dice is a dice-rolling app designed for playing popular tabletop games like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and many others. The app contains a wide variety of dice, from D4's to D20's, and automatically.
Once you've designed a miniature, you can export it as an STL file and have it 3D printed, either by yourself or through an online service.
The DM Helper will act as your in-game assistance, taking care of the administrative tasks and allowing you to focus on your players, the narrative and the fun!
You can tell the Storyteller to switch to an AI horror story game, a more lighthearted AI roleplaying game, or any idea you can think of. You can instuct the AI to be more unforgiving, or to provide more unique options.
Hextml is a web-based map maker and campaign manager. It uses the best of HTML5 to let you make beautiful hexagonal maps. Maps can be linked together with submaps to design some location with more details. Custom tiles can be imported into the software.
DM Helpmate is an offline, downloadable DM (Dungeon Master) companion for Windows featuring an interactive database, links to spells and spell slots, attack and damage dice rolls, skill checks, filtering by parameters and tags and much more.
Dnd Character Journal allows 5e players to engage with their characters and the larger campaign world like never before!
Critical Compendium is a content creation and management tool for D&D 5th Edition. The complete 5.1 SRD is included with support for importing your existing XML compendiums.
Dungeon Master's Vault provides a robust set of web-based tools for Dungeons and Dragons 5e players. From encounter, monster, class and spell builders to characters sheets, monster and spell compendiums and more, the site offers the most important oft-used tools to...
Eye of the Beholder is a role-playing video game for personal computers and video game consoles developed by Westwood Associates. It was published by Strategic Simulations, Inc. in 1991 for the MS-DOS operating system and later ported to the Amiga, the Sega CD and the SNES.
