D&D table tools

Keep the character and the campaign record together.

These tools handle the parts I usually end up spreading across character sheets, notebooks, and old messages. Saved work stays in this browser and can be exported before changing devices.

2 working tools2 printable PDFsBrowser only

Characters

Build the record without choosing the character for you.

Enter options from the rulebooks your table uses. The builder calculates the simple number work, but it does not invent a class, species, background, spell list, or build.

01Local character record

5e character builder

Record identity, levels, ability scores, saves, skills, combat values, attacks, equipment, features, spells, and campaign notes.

Build a character →
PDFOriginal printable

Blank character sheets

Download the full three-page record or the one-page quick sheet. Both are original TheHoboKingdom layouts and leave room for handwriting.

Campaign record

Write down what happened while it is still fresh.

The public summary is kept apart from GM-only notes so a useful chronicle can be copied without exposing the next session.

02Session record

Campaign chronicle builder

Record the party, locations, decisions, discoveries, rewards, consequences, loose ends, and private preparation for the next game.

Record a session →
TTShared table tools

Initiative and handout tools

Use the tabletop section for a local initiative tracker and a printable in-world handout maker.

Open tabletop tools →
Rules boundary: these pages are original play aids, not replacements for the D&D rulebooks. They only calculate from values you enter and do not reproduce paid character options.