Instant Armory

TrapStreet Studios

In-app purchases

About this game

Instant Armory is a mobile app that allows you to design arms, armor, and equipment for fantasy tabletop roleplaying games, such as Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder, using a myriad of hand-drawn art. Record a description and stats, and roll dice directly in-app or print equipment cards for use at the table.

Ratings and reviews

With any D&D apps I look for 2 things: Ease of use and creative reach. this hits both. You can make a wide range of items quickly and easily and give them all a consistent look. The ability to save the items as cards with stats is fantastic, and it's encouraging how often updates with new content are released. Overall, this is one of the nicest D&D apps I've used. A lot of the cool elements are behind a paywall, so if you use this much, plan to spend some bucks on it. Good value, though.

Pretty good. A little laggy, and could use a bit more content for those who cannot pay. Also, if your phone is older than the samsung galaxy (i think a54, the number may be a53), the app will freeze if you have purchased dlc and you attempt to randomize a weapon that dlc affects. Also, no good export options. Other than that, it is pretty good and I do recommend it.... Actually, one more thing: HAVE FUN SEARCHING FOR THE COINS. Even with the hints I still can't find 2 of them!

Microtransaction hell. This app just nickel and dimes you for DLC content. Just release a premium version of the app that gives access to all the content. You could easily get people to pay $10 or less for this app with how cool and helpful it is. It is easy-to-use, has a well laid out interface, and has pretty cool weapon and item designs. Get away from the DLC and you'll get more downloads and purchases. If this is addressed, I would easily re-download it and buy a Premium version.

What’s new

IconMaker added. Now you can make icons out of your items to be used on Virtual Tabletops or other applications!
Hotfix: You can now access DLC page when you have a DLC selected.
Hotfix: Dragging the object in the iconmaker now correctly saves.
See full patch notes here: https://trapstreetstudios.com/InstantArmory/patchnotes