Build Legendary Encounters

Mirror the action to any second screen or TV — initiative order, fuzzy enemy health, the turn spotlight, conditions, and damage as it lands. Reveal a creature’s name and stats only when you choose, so the table stays immersed in the scene instead of the spreadsheet.

Saving throws, weapon masteries, conditions with durations, concentration, death saves, and damage types are tracked for you — with auto-computed DCs and prompts at the right moment. You make the interesting rulings; the app carries the bookkeeping.

Players roll real dice or tap a digital one; either way the result, the target, and the outcome appear on the shared display the instant it happens — no relaying numbers back and forth across the table.

A guided, step-by-step character builder, plain-English prompts, and only-valid choices mean a brand-new player can roll up a hero and play on night one — no rulebook required, and they can’t get stuck.

Drag initiative, apply damage and healing with temp-HP rules, set conditions with durations, fire reactions, and undo any mistake. Combat state is crash-resilient — if a device drops mid-fight, it resumes from the server right where you left off.

Author custom classes, species, backgrounds, monsters, items, spells, masteries, and effects — with real D&D fields and rules-legal saving throws. Your homebrew stays private to your campaign and is clearly labeled, never mixed with another table’s.

Set the mood with display scenes and themes, swap backgrounds per beat, and design collectible character and loot cards. Every table looks and feels like your world, not a generic grid.

Upload ambient tracks and soundscapes and trigger them straight to the room’s display — loop, trim, and link music to a scene so swapping the moment swaps the mood. No browser tabs to juggle.

Phones, tablets, and laptops all join the same live session. Players manage their own sheet, bag, and coins; the DM drives the shared display — so everyone sees exactly what matters to them, on whatever device they brought.

Keep your lucky dice. A player proposes an attack, picks a target and weapon, and enters their physical d20 (or rolls digitally) — the console computes the hit and damage and confirms it. Everything stays in sync either way.

Mint printable loot cards — even hidden “mystery” cards — with a QR a player scans to claim the item or ability straight into their bag. Print one card, or a whole grid sheet at once.

Spin up a campaign as its DM in seconds, or join a friend’s table with an invite link or code. Every session is fully isolated at the database, so your worlds never bleed into each other.