A little help.
Back to the adventure.

A campaign is your group’s saved game. The person creating it becomes the GM; players join using an invite code.

Use Maps to organise your campaign’s scenes, upload an image and choose the map everyone plays on.

Grid alignment lets you resize and reposition the app’s squares without changing your map artwork.

The pointer handles both map movement and token selection. Measurement guides appear while you drag and clear when you release.

The guided creator helps you choose a class, ancestry and starting details, and walks through higher-level choices one level at a time.

Import a filled 2014 D&D Beyond character PDF to prepare a character for review. This makes a copy; it does not connect or synchronise your Beyond account.

You can build a subclass manually or prepare a class from a document, then review its features and level choices before using it.

A character sheet is reusable, while each token placed on the map has its own encounter state. Several rats can share a template without sharing damage.

Click a token you control to open its compact menu. Actions, Spells, Features, Items and Checks keep the most-used controls close to the map.

Add equipment to the character, then use supported item controls from Items in the token menu. Notes alone do not automatically create a usable item.

The Dice panel supports a pool of dice, while character controls roll the relevant abilities and attacks. Visibility is chosen before the roll.

The GM starts and advances initiative. Players can correct their own player-token scores, while the GM can correct any token’s score.

Select an action in your token menu, then choose a valid target or point on the map. The app checks range and applies supported mechanics according to the campaign’s automation mode.

Damage type belongs to the action being used. Supported automatic damage uses the target’s configured defenses, while conditions and active effects are tracked on each placed token.

Supported concentration effects stay linked to the casting token. Persistent map areas can remain visible after the short casting animation ends.

Rest controls sit beside token HP. Short rests let you spend available Hit Dice, while long rests restore supported resources according to the app’s 2014 rest rules.

Yes. Choose Automatic for supported rule processing or Chat only when your group wants to handle the consequences themselves.

Fog hides areas you draw, while optional lighting limits each player’s view to their own tokens’ configured sight.

The GM chooses a YouTube link and can save links for quick changes. Eligible players join playback on their own device.

Floating panels can be repositioned, and Accessibility & privacy offers device-specific controls for text, contrast and motion.