5e Spells

The Dungeon Developer

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About this app

Here you will find all the spells featured in the System Reference Document for D&D 5th edition.

Featuring a smart search bar, you will easily find all the spells you're looking for. When that happens make sure to use our simplified bookmark system so you don't have to search again.

Including ways to share custom homebrew entries from other users you will never run out of ideas for your next campaign.

Meant to be used during your pen and paper role playing game, this application is also a good reading material when looking for inspiration.

In an easy and familiar design, our user interface will provide the best way to get the information you need.

We wish you great games ahead!


Disclaimer:

All the information provided by the application can be found on the 5.1 version of the System Reference Document (SRD) and are bound by the terms of the 1.0a version of the Open Gaming License (OGL) from Wizards of the Coast (WotC).
A copy of both can be downloaded here: https://media.wizards.com/2016/downloads/DND/SRD-OGL_V5.1.pdf
We are in no ways affiliated to Wizards of the Coast.

Ratings and reviews

The ads were bothersome so I purchased the option to remove them. My app straight up doesn't work after I did this. The spell list won't sort at all when I choose any of the sort options. Then, if I tap a spell, it either shows a blank page with no writing or it crashes my app entirely. In very rare instances the spells will sort properly and in even more rare instances, the spells will actually display correctly.

I don't know if I wasn't using it right but I couldn't find any setting that would let me look up spells by class or level directly. The only option I found was alphabetical and that didn't help for looking up new third level spells for a class. Great definition of explanation if you know the one spell you're trying to look up but not helpful for spell book for information.

It honestly is a super helpful app that compiles spells from all sourcebooks. I used to recommend this app to my players, but the pop-up ads have become so inconvenient and disruptive that it's just not usable in a table setting. The search feature is also lack-lustre with no search by spell text and limit filter options, so in some cases you're just better off using Google. It's a great app if you don't need to look stuff up on the fly, search by keyword, and don't mind the ads.

What’s new

• Working on new devices
• Minor bugs fixed

For the upcoming version:
• Multiple Spellbooks.
• Content-creation tool.
• Advanced Filtering.