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dnd-tools

... is a set of interactive command line tools for Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. This is the source code for the python scripts and install functions used to create the dnd-tools AUR package. The aim of this project, inspired by donjon, is to create an offline, cross-platform, gamemaster tool set -- since you probably have too many browser windows open already. :-D


Features:

  • Completely interactive: prompted with start menu after every function
  • Character generator: any or all stat blocks and features can be randomized
  • NPC generator: 35 NPC classes with stat blocks populated as with character creation (fixed NPC stats are in the Monster Manual and many places online)
  • Save generated character: export generated character to text file
  • Dice roller: any number of dice, any number of sides
  • Encounter calculator: calculates modified experience per party size / level and monster party size (and CR)
  • Loot generator: random loot tables based on CR and number of enemies
  • Initiative roller: random d20 rolls for x number of players (raw / without initiaitve bonus)
  • Tarokka card game: tarot card game from Curse of Strahd
  • Wild magic effects: effect roller for Wild Magic sorcerers

Installation / Usage:

Arch:

Other Linux:

$ git clone https://github.com/gtbjj/dnd-tools
$ cd dnd-tools
$ sudo python setup.py install
$ /usr/bin/dnd-tools

Windows:


To Do / Feature Requests: If you would like a feature added, first check issues tagged as enhancements. If you do not see the feature you are looking for, follow the issue template for feature requests.

Bugs: Please review issues tagged as bugs before making a new issue report. Be as clear and descriptive as possible when making bug reports, including output logs and what steps you've attempted to remedy the problem yourself.

Contributing: See CONTRIBUTING.md.