High Face Dice Roller

Roll Anywhere is a dice roller for Android that floats a small dice bubble over any other app. Keep your rulebook, character sheet, adventure or journal open and roll right on top of it, without switching apps or splitting the screen. Features - All the standard RPG dice, d4 to d20 plus d100 - Modifiers, totals, keep/drop highest or lowest, and minus dice - Exploding dice, counting successes, and re-rolling just the dice you pick - Beautiful 3D dice animations, real dice sounds, and a voice that reads out the result (all toggleable) - Create custom dice with numbers, words or symbols for faces - Saved rolls, so "d20+d6+1" can be a single tap - Roll history with copy and delete - Works offline. No ads, no subscription, no account Roll Anywhere Pro Roll Anywhere Pro is a single one-time purchase. It adds: - Unlimited custom dice - Pass/fail against a target (e.g. DC) - Custom outcomes with tiered results such as Miss / Weak Hit / Strong Hit, ready-made for PbtA, Forged in the Dark and Draw Steel, or your own - Dice notation like 4d6kh3+2 - Separate dice bags for each game or character - More dice colours - 200 rolls of history Made by KodaWorks.

HeroLog is a multifunctional, cross-platform application designed for tabletop RPG players and Game Masters. The app offers a wide range of tools to make role-playing games easier to manage, more organized, and more immersive. HeroLog is designed to be an all-in-one RPG companion, bringing multiple useful tools together in a single application.

Dice Drop is a free 3D physics dice roller No sign-up, and it works offline. Full haptics on the phone app. D2 to D100 and D%. Free to use up to 4 dice, Advantage, disadvantage and modifiers, target number and 73 game guides all built in for free. A single one off purchase of £4.99 unlocks every feature. Functions , Play together on the same network. 20 dice types, 9 table colours. 7 tray surfaces. Create and save your own formulas and macros Shake the phone to throw, or tap ROLL — whichever suits the table

Merak is a map maker for worldbuilders. Five kinds of map live in one document: a political map of Earth, an editable Earth with real terrain, a blank world, a fantasy map and a city board, and factions, units, labels, cities and lore carry across all of them. Land can be raised, lowered, smoothed, flattened, roughened and worn down with droplet erosion; biomes paint on top; a thin river tool cuts channels without shattering the coast. The world generator builds plates, mountain chains and weathered coastlines from a single seed, and the Planet Advisor checks whether the result could exist at all, whether rivers have anywhere to drain, whether the biomes suit their latitude. An elevation probe reads back true metres and slope, and any map can be viewed in 3D or wrapped onto a shader globe. Custom empires are drawn freehand with a lasso, and a coast mode clips the outline to the actual shoreline so borders follow the water instead of cutting across it. The arsenal and battle system has faction tinting and stacking counts, alongside commanders carrying portraits, ranks, decorations and an order of battle. Operational arrows play out as scripted advances with per-province combat. On a battle map, Fight animates the whole clash: infantry and armour close to melee under a counter system, artillery bombards from range with splash damage, aircraft strike fast and hard, and badly wounded units break off to a field hospital, heal, and return to the line. The timeline holds the progress of the map over the years. Lore notes form a small in-map wiki placed anywhere or pinned to a city, unit or flag, and linked to one another. Raster paints layers with blend modes, pressure and grain; an Asset Studio for custom symbols; flag and insignia makers; a colour studio. Finished maps exported as PNG up to 16K.

A Dungeon Game is a light, old-school style tabletop roleplaying game of subterranean exploration, written by Chris Bissette and published by his studio Loot The Room. It is the second edition of his earlier game A Dragon Game, whose first edition was a ten-page game released on itch.io in 2021, and the second edition was announced on 17 November 2022. The game is free: the full, up-to-date text is on the web at dungeon.loottheroom.uk, and the PDF and EPUB versions are name-your-own-price on itch.io, where it has a 5.0 rating from 53 ratings. Bissette describes it as a living text that grows with new monsters and adventures, and Dicebreaker called it "a brutally simple take on OSR roleplaying games". Its first adventure, The Moss Mother's Maze, was released in June 2023. The system is the second edition of A Dragon Game, and its light rules are based on Logan Knight's light checks, modified. Description Players take on delvers who explore dungeons, wilds and ruins for silver, and the Game Master (GM) runs them with random tools for dungeons, treasure and encounters. Characters have no classes, and each player rolls an Occupation, a former job such as Archaeologist, Burglar or Healer, which gives advantage on related tasks. The dungeon is dangerous, a character who drops to zero health risks dying, and a rich haul matters more than a victory. The game asks a table to play carefully. Time is counted in ten-minute exploration turns, wandering monsters arrive on a schedule, and magic costs a permanent price. It suits groups who want a quick, rules-light dungeon crawl and a GM who enjoys random tables, and it works as an entry point for newcomers, since The Moss Mother's Maze includes pamphlets for new players and GMs.

Self-hosted VTT, compatible with Daggerheart, for running games at my own table. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Darrington Press. Create a character through the SRD's nine steps, play off an interactive sheet, run a live campaign room with a GM panel, and fight over a synced tactical map. Works fully offline too.