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Online resources for Dungeon & Dragons players and Dungeon Masters.
Over 40 million characters generated.

Long Rest Update Coming SOON!

We are happy to announce lots of exciting changes coming! Tinkan has been forging away while we weren’t looking!

Want to play with it?  You can access the developer enviroment here.

This is a old, separate database, with old data in it.  If you don’t see your current characters. That is why.  Don’t save anything important here. It comes and goes as builds are created.

Homebrew you can manage, characters that recover and share, safer accounts, and sheets that print everything.

  • Share a character with its homebrew
    A short view-only link opens the character with the custom content its sheet needs, magic items included, and the recipient can keep that content in their library. A party keeps a shared character’s homebrew too.
  • Move homebrew between your sources
    Move or copy content from one source to another, turn a single item or a whole source off without deleting it, search inside a source, and read one health card that names anything needing attention.
  • Broken homebrew is repaired, not dropped
    One bad entry no longer sidelines the source it came in with. The good items keep working, and anything set aside gets a repair panel with Fix & Restore.
  • Imports settle conflicts up front
    Safe defaults clear duplicate keys in one click, Rename all finishes in a single pass, and Skip this one actually skips. Old wizard-possessive spell names (Leomund’s, Tasha’s) match their current ones.
  • Starting equipment for homebrew classes
    The full SRD form — fixed gear, choice groups, bundles, and nested weapon choices — and you can start from an SRD class and change only what you want.
  • Ability score increases the player places
    Homebrew races, subraces, backgrounds and feats can give 2024-style increases: +2 to one ability and +1 to another, +1 to any martial ability, or a fixed bonus. Saving throw proficiencies can be given the same way, and subclasses can do both in an optional section.
  • The builder doesn’t freeze on a big library
    Switching between Race and Class with a large homebrew library cost about a second of locked-up tab. It is roughly a tenth of that now, and an edit rebuilds your character once instead of twice.
  • Characters that blanked the page come back
    An unreadable character now opens a recovery panel instead of an empty screen, repairs what it can on load, and can be reported in one click.
  • Portraits from far more sites
    Paste a picture’s address and the sheet takes it, including hosts that used to refuse. When an address can’t work, the field says why and what to try instead.
  • Find equipment by typing
    The Equipment tab’s long dropdowns filter as you type. Nothing is hidden behind a cap — scroll the whole list, or walk it with the arrow keys and press Enter to add.
  • Build a portrait for your character
    Pick or randomize layered art by a real illustrator, colour hair, skin, eyes and clothing, and add an ombré, freckles, glowing eyes or a torch-lit edge. The portrait shows on the sheet, the summary and shared links, credited to the artist.
  • Meet the artists
    Each portrait artist has a page with their name, how many pieces they drew, a few example portraits and the links they chose. The portrait picker’s About the artist link, and the artists list, take you there.
  • A Weapons table for attacks
    Roll attack and damage in one place, with advantage or disadvantage from a switch or a long press, and see every SRD magic weapon’s extra damage.
  • Charges and rests
    Charged items show pips to tap, and a Rest box handles short and long rests, dawn and dusk, and recharges, with Undo. Staffs and wands cast spells for charges.
  • A Rules tab, with previews
    The SRD’s rules and 15 conditions, by section. Hover a link, or tap it once on a phone, to preview a spell, condition or rule without leaving the page. The Orcacle finds them by name.

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The Wild Sheep Chase

A free, single-session adventure by Winghorn Press/Richard Jansen-Parkes.

Adventure, danger and a decent dose of downright weirdness erupt when the party’s attempt to grab a rare afternoon of downtime is interrupted by a frantic sheep equipped with a Scroll of Speak to Animals. Soon they are dragged into a magical grudge match that will test their strength, courage and willingness to endure extremely baa’d puns.

First Blush

A pay-what-you-want, 1-on-1 adventure by Jonathan Ball and Beth Ball.

Start your own duet campaign! Teleport your way out of the confines of a castle to an ancient mountainside cavern with a secret waiting just for you…

The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse

A free adventure for level 5, by Kelsey Dionne.

Rumors of a rampaging sea monster have ground shipping traffic to a halt in the harbor. The characters discover that the Jade Lion has gone missing near Skyhorn Lighthouse and learn they must brave the open seas and cutthroat enemies in order to save the crew from a murky fate!

A Night of Masks and Monsters

A free adventure for level 3, by Ashley Warren.

When a strange, hybrid creature—half bird, half man—is found brutally murdered in Ibrido’s city square, tattooed with the Marquis’s signature symbol of two masks, rumors have begun to spread throughout Ibrido that something more sinister may be occurring. Did a Marquis di Maschera party simply get out of hand, or does a real danger threaten the inhabitants of Ibrido?

A Chance Encounter

A pay-what-you-want adventure for level 1, by Kristjan Matthiasson.

A classic adventure designed for a group of 3-4 characters of level 1—and the first adventure in a miniseries!

The Executioner’s Daughter

A pay-what-you-want solo adventure, by Ashley Warren.

Soldra is a beautiful, ancient city, flanked by sea and mountain and lit by the sun as if blessed by the gods themselves. But its beauty comes with a price. After a tumultuous history fighting dragons that attacked and looted the city, the superstitious citizens of Soldra make an annual offering to appease the dragon god, Bahamut. Only, this year’s sacrificial ceremony does not go as planned…

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