600 hand-written fumbles, and 14 more free tools for the table. No sign-up.
Weapon Flung
Your weapon sails 10 feet in a random direction and lands where it lands.
One of 600. Ranged, magic and monster tables in the full tool →
600 fumbles, written by hand
334 monsters, each with a woodcut
319 spells and 15 conditions
15 tools free, no sign-up
Twenty-one tools, grouped by when you reach for them. The 15 marked free open straight into the working tool, no sign-up. The other 6, and your party in every one, are on the paid plan.
Initiative in, combat out. Never lose whose turn it is.
319 spells and all 15 conditions, searchable in one keystroke.
All 334 SRD monsters, searchable. Open a stat block from anywhere a monster appears.
Eight goblins attack. Every d20 and every damage die, in one click.
A real rigid-body d20. It bounces, it lands crooked, it sounds right.
When the monster crits. A hundred outcomes across six tiers of bad.
Crits worth describing, from a telling blow to a fatal strike.
Six d100 tables. 600 ways it goes wrong, written by hand.
Nat 1 on a save or a check. Six d100 tables by ability.
Eighteen d20 tables — one per skill. The only table here with good news.
They went left. A name, a shop, a tavern, a street, a rumour — one click each.
Days on the road, one line each: the weather, what you pass, and whatever finds you.
They opened the door. What's behind it, sized for your party, in one click.
Your parties, saved. Every tool knows who's at the table.
Three hours to game and no plan. Press the button.
The shape of one evening, on one page. Threads carry over.
Is this fight going to kill them? Answered before you run it.
CR-appropriate treasure with flavour text, ready to paste into your VTT.
The player asked the barkeep's name. You have eight seconds.
A runnable encounter with read-aloud text, DCs and a hint ladder.
Describe a room, get art for it. Cast it to the TV in one click.
The free tools stay free. The paid plan remembers your party, reads their sheets and connects your AI assistant, for $3.99 a month.
Enter them once. The Combat Tracker pulls them in, and a natural 1 opens the right fumble table for whoever rolled.
Screenshot a sheet in your VTT or character builder and it becomes a full sheet. When they level up, you see exactly what changed.
You
Are four ogres too much for the party?
Claude
Against your four level-9 characters, Easy on the Encounter Builder's numbers. Add a hill giant and it's Hard.
Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP app reads your party and prep through the DnD MCP server, and saves only where you'd expect. Add it to Claude or ChatGPT.
30-day refund on request, no argument.
A woodcut for all 334 monsters, free in Monster Lookup. On the paid plan, a sign or a face for anything your players invent on the night.
15 of them work with no sign-up, no card and no trial: Combat Tracker, Spell & Condition Lookup, Monster Lookup, Mob Attack Roller, 3D Dice Roller, Monster Critical Hit Tables, Player Critical Hit Table, Critical Fumble Tables, Nat 1 Tables, Nat 20 Skill Tables, Improv Tables, Travel Montage, Dungeon Room, Encounter Builder and Treasure Generator. You type your party in by hand and your work is kept in your browser. The paid plan adds your saved party, full character sheets, the AI assistant connector, the AI tools and saving to your account, on every device.
Yes. Seven days, then $3.99/month unless you cancel. You can cancel from your account page at any point during the trial and you will not be charged.
No. DnD Gadgets is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored or approved by Wizards of the Coast. The tools are 5e-compatible. Spell and condition reference text comes from the SRD 5.1 under CC-BY-4.0 — see licences.
Yes. The monster portraits, tavern signs, NPC faces and scene art are generated by AI image models, then cleaned into line art and, for the bestiary, checked one by one. They aren't official artwork or taken from any book — see licences. The crit, fumble, nat 1 and nat 20 tables are written by hand.
Yes. Every tool is built for a phone first, including the 3D dice roller, which falls back to a styled non-WebGL roll on hardware that can't run it.
Yes: DnD Gadgets is one. It's a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets your AI assistant read your parties, each character's full sheet and its change history, your prep sheet, saved NPCs and items, and the fight in progress — plus a tool that rates an encounter's difficulty against your party's real levels. It can also save to your prep sheet, saved NPCs and encounters, never your parties or sheets, and every change can be undone. Characters come in from screenshots of whatever VTT or character builder you use, so there's nothing to export or link. It's built for any MCP client — tested with Claude.
A DnD Gadgets subscription and an assistant that supports custom connectors or remote MCP servers, such as Claude or ChatGPT. On your account page, copy the connector address, add it in your assistant, and choose Allow when DnD Gadgets asks. It reads everything but saves only to your prep sheet, saved NPCs and encounters, never your parties or sheets. Every change is labelled and can be undone from your account page, and you can disconnect it there at any time.
You keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Your data stays after that — nothing is deleted on a schedule — so it is all still there if you come back. You can delete your account and everything in it yourself, at any time.
A person. There is no ticket system and no chatbot — it's a support address that reaches whoever built the thing that broke.
Set the party up once before then.
Card required · $3.99/month after · cancel any time