Free D&D tools
Small utilities for the table, free to use and open to anyone. No account, nothing to install, no limits to run into halfway through a session.
At the table
- Dice rollerStandard notation, advantage, and a running history. Every individual die is shown, not just the total.
- Initiative trackerRoll or enter initiative, track HP and conditions, and step through rounds. Survives a refresh.
- Name generatorNames for every SRD ancestry, plus taverns and settlements — for when the party asks who that was.
- Condition trackerAll fifteen 5e conditions with their full rules text, and a tracker for who currently has what.
- Spell slot trackerSlots by class and level for full, half, third and pact casters. Expend, restore, long rest.
Between sessions
- Encounter difficulty calculatorHow hard is this fight? Easy to deadly under the 2014 DMG, or low to high under the 2024 rules.
- Session notes templatesSix Markdown templates — session log, session zero, NPC, location, quest, character. Copy or download.
- XP split calculatorDivide an encounter’s XP across the party, and see how close that lands them to levelling.
- Travel time calculatorHow long a journey takes by pace, terrain and hours per day — with forced march rules.
- CR calculatorWork out a homebrew monster’s challenge rating from its defences and its damage output.
Reference
More on the way. These come out of Dungeon Ledger, a shared campaign notebook for D&D and tabletop groups — the tools are the parts that make sense on their own.
The campaign around the tools
Shared notes with per-player visibility, a linked map of your world, and a DM toolkit. Free to start — six campaigns as DM, unlimited as a player.
Create your campaign