Fifth Edition DM Tools

Walter Kammerer

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About this game

A set of tools for building and running a campaign in a fifth edition tabletop role playing game.

Monster Creator:
- Create, save, and edit complete monsters
- Calculate challenge rating and adjust up or down
- Import or Export fan made monsters

Encounter Creator:
- Build encounters using the monsters you create or import
- Include Traps, NPCs, and Treasure
- Calculate the total experience and difficulty
- Roll Initiative and load the encounter's monsters, traps, etc along with your players into the initiative tracker

Adventure Builder:
- Create dungeons and other areas by linking together encounters and locations
- Calculate total possible experience from the encounters and compare with experience needed for your players to reach a particular level.

Player Tracker:
- Keep track of your players experience, level, armor class, hit points, items, and more

Multiple Campaign Support:
- Ability to create separate lists of players and adventures for keeping track of multiple campaigns

Initiate Tracker:
- Manage your monsters, traps, NPCs, and players during initiative
- Roll initiative by hand or have the dice roller do it for you
- Easily track stats like hit points and armor class
- Option to use the dice roller to roll your monster's attack, damage, saves, and skills
- Award experience when encounter ends

Treasure Management:
- Create treasure parcels containing items and gold
- Calculate total value as well as the possible price the treasure might sell for
- Link parcels with encounters


Whether you're building a kingdom or populating a dragon's lair you can manage your entire campaign with these DM tools.

Ratings and reviews

I really, really, really like this tool if for nothing else than the combination of monster stats and initiative tracker. It makes combat SO much faster. I dislike that the tool is effectively useless without purchasing it. But, that being said, it does do a really good job helping the DM with dice rolls if you want, but also tracking initiative, enemies' and NPCs' skills and actions, XP, etc. As a so-so DM myself, it has improved the quality of encounters, as well as the speed of encounters in my games. You do have to import the monsters yourself. Hopefully you've picked up a little JSON. You can find the SRD monsters in JSON format out on the internet, and use that as a template to populate the rest of the monsters from the Monster Manual, and whatever other adventure book you've picked up.

The app is a pretty good way of keeping your campaign organized. The only issue I have is when creating an NPC, monster, or entering player stats is that some of the fields do not work right. Specifically the saves field. The data that is generated after the input is wrong. If that can be fixed and all formulas are checked then I would give it a higher rating.

My review is based off comparing this to dming by hand. The ability to import monsters is amazing, you can google up monster json files for this and have a one time download for almost every monster. Encounters, adventures, players and loot is easy to add and create. Few things that could be fixed is adding more then the player to an encounter at a time. But tapping the screen 3 times for each player is better then writting each one out individually. Deffinatly worth the buy

What’s new

v1.14b
Fixed adding NPCs to initiative

v1.14
Fixed monster numbering
Added option to insert multiple monsters to tracker

v1.13b
Fixed campaign renaming
Fixed imported action bug

v1.13
Fixed upload of large monster files
Filtered results now updates correctly after deleting/duplicating

v1.12
Added option to import character files as NPCs
Fixed dice roller crash bug

v1.11
Added a setting to not award encounter xp
Fixed an initiative issue
Fixed attack actions sometimes showing a DC