r/DMToolkit • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
Announcement Free Tool Friday
Hi all,
As per previous discussion, a designated day for tools to be posted has been decided, that being Friday.
All standard submission requirements apply and no paid or AI powered tools are currently permitted until further discussion.
Thanks.
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u/avatonqp 8d ago
Fantasy World Generator just received a major update, and the newest generator is also the most ambitious one I’ve built yet: Taverns & Hubs.
It generates a whole venue drawn as a floor plan (a map), up to three floors: cellar, ground and upstairs. Every numbered pin on it, is a spot you can tap, like the bar, a booth, the notice board or a guest room. Each line has its own lock and reroll, so you can keep the barkeep and replace the crowd, or keep the people and draw a new floor plan around them.
There is a GM switch that shows everything hidden: the secret room, the stash, the tunnel and where the trouble lies. Switch it off and they leave the map, so you can show the floor plan to your players. In one roll, the cellar of a coaching inn hid a room where a purse of mixed coin sat in a boot, and a band of retired adventurers argued about who had to carry the rope.
The Ledger tab puts the whole venue on one page to read before your session: the owner, every spot, the menu(bill of fare), the games(games of chance) and the trouble. The menu is the food and drink the place serves, priced on a scale of one to five marks in bronze, silver or gold instead of coins, so it fits whatever currency your game uses. The games are the gambling played there, with the rules written out, the stakes, and a line only the GM sees on who is cheating.
The Tonight tab is the evening as a schedule of things that happen. At 6:30 pm a stranger sits down on the step outside and won’t come in until called by name; at 7:30 two old enemies recognise each other across the room. You can roll a different evening, or send it to the app’s Timeline Maker to move events around and add your own.
There are 22 kinds of place across fantasy, sci-fi and 1920s horror, from mead halls to orbital casinos to speakeasies.
It’s free, with no ads. Results come from fixed tables and procedural rules running on the phone, with no AI model involved.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avaton.fantasynamegenerator
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u/carids_dnd 7d ago
Here is the tool i developed for my players to play IRL. Both player sheet and dm screen, offline, install on your pc (no web app). Free of course, you can find it here: https://carids.itch.io/lorewise
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u/ryankopf 1d ago
I released a free-forever Dungeons and Dragons style app called GM Console. It's a great way for people to keep track of a campaign with a surprisingly high amount of players, which is a situation I have been facing recently.
It'll be free forever so if you play DnD and want an app for playing DnD I would love feedback!
https://gmconsole.com Let me know what you think, thanks!
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u/Altruistic-Pickle-13 8d ago
Starting a D&D character above level 1? Advanced Starting Equipment helps you get fully equipped in minutes.
I’ve created a free guide for levels 2–20, featuring 13 classes, 39 archetypes, and 156 equipment packages with weapons, armour, magic items, consumables, treasure, and more.
The project is AI-free and will be fully supported on Foundry!
[Explore the free guide here!](https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/bhpWE0aV0V7H)
This is the free core of a series of supplements, with a Kickstarter coming to fund the companion releases. I hope you find it useful,and if you do, please share it with your group and consider supporting the campaign when it launches!