Endless RPG Solo Tools for D&D

This app does everything it says it will. With that being said, it would be nice to add some variables such as bigger or smaller rooms, but it is random. The selections are for dungeons, do not expect an outdoor area. Yes you can send the map by email, however the bigger the map, the less pixel quality it maintains. Generally this app is pretty good. If you could create a section where the DM could add or remove from the map, that would make this the best app available. I’m glad you added the auto-assign for new characters. This makes the random dungeon creator pop-up automatically.

I didn’t have very high expectations of this app. I’d never heard of it before finding it in the App Store, but in a most uncharacteristic fashion I decided to give it a chance. I set the bar pretty low: if this app could amuse me for at least an hour, it would have been worth $2.00. It exceeded my expectations. There are already plenty of fully automated RPG videogames on the market. If you want one of those, I don’t know how you ended up here, because statistically speaking, it’s unbelievably improbable. This app isn’t for you though, literally thousands of other apps are. If you’re a tabletop RPG addict who is away from his RPing paraphernalia, armed with nothing but a smartphone, but reeeaalllyyy wants a way to satiate your craving to roll dice, use rulebooks, and write on a character sheet, even if you’re all alone, then this app is like instant coffee to a coffee drinker. Yes, you’d prefer Starbucks, but caffeine is caffeine. To that end, you’ll also need a rule book app or pdf, a dice rolling app, and a character sheet app, which I already have. Moreover troubled individuals may not need a character sheet to know all of their stats... I think I have a problem. I’m going to stop typing now so I can go back to killing imaginary skeletons and talking to people who don’t exist. At least I don’t have to make up the dungeon layouts and come up with encounters by myself anymore though.

This needs allot of work! It lagged and froze the whole time we tried it. The monsters only have hit points and initiative no armor class attacks anything else you have to try to come up with on the fly or look that creature up which was frustrating. It could also do with more narration the story line is a very short couple of sentences: "your going into a cave, we have had a big goblin problem recently." You can't use the roll when you are in the battle which is odd but not really a problem since we don't mind using dice. It is an odd feature to have a roll generator but not have it available during combat. after combat there is nothing.... no you pop up that says you killed blank and gained this loot. You just adjust your monsters hit points down then hit end combat and need to go check you treasure page to see what's been added. Lastly you must screenshot your loot before leaving the dungeon you can not check your treasure at the inn it is cleared out upon leaving the dungeon. I will say you do get a warning about this it says to check your treasure before you leave and make sure you have everything because you can't come back in or something along those lines. Overall after using it once I am deleting it. a night off DMing it is not at this time. I hope they make some improvements it could be a fun way to play. We had it connected to the tv which everyone was excited about getting to play sitting on he cozy couches.... and I was exited to be a player for the night.... but we all ended up very bored and disappointed. The game was it fun played this way.