Dragon's Fate User Manual
Your guide to mastering the dice roller.
Welcome to Dragon's Fate, your companion for tabletop role-playing games! This tool is designed to take the hassle out of managing complex calculations and keeping track of multiple characters.
Navigation: Use the dropdown menu at the top of the character sheet to switch between the Dice Roller, Class Features, Spells, Inventory, and Feats.
Manage persistent bonuses and specialized combat maneuvers in the Tavern.
- Melee vs Ranged Filtering: Features can be defined as Melee , Ranged , or Off. A Melee feature will only apply to attacks specifically marked as Melee in your presets.
- Pinning: To use a feature in combat, you must first "Pin" (or Learn) it in the Class Features or Feats tab. Pinned features appear in the "Global Modifiers & Features" section of the dice roller.
- Minimum Roll Rules: Define a "Min Attack Roll" or "Min Damage Roll" (e.g., 3 for Great Weapon Master). These rules provide an automatic floor for your dice.
- Damage Isolation: Minimum roll rules only apply to the base weapon damage. Added dice from other features or feats roll naturally to maintain game balance.
Result cards provide deep control over how bonuses are applied.
- Visual Adjustments: If a rule is active, adjusted rolls show the original value struck through, followed by the new value (e.g.,
13). - Smart Badges: A yellow badge appears at the top of the card only if a roll was actually changed. If you naturally roll high, the UI stays clean.
- Collapsible Modifiers: Class Features and Global Modifiers are tucked into their own sections in the results. You can toggle individual bonuses off *after* a roll to see how the total changes.
Why don't I see my Class Feature in the Dice Roller?
Make sure you have "Pinned" the feature in the Class Features tab. Only pinned features are shown in the combat interface to reduce clutter.
Why are some of my damage dice struck out?
This happens when a "Minimum Die Roll" rule is active (like Great Weapon Master). The strike-through shows the original low roll, and the bold number next to it is the new adjusted total.
Why doesn't Great Weapon Master affect my attack roll?
By standard rules, GWM only applies to damage dice. Attack rolls (d20) can still result in a critical failure even if the feat is active.
Do my active feat and class feature settings save?
Yes! Every toggle state, including active feats, class features, and advantages, is saved locally to your browser automatically.
All information is stored locally in your web browser. No data is ever sent to a server.
Exporting/Importing: Use the buttons below to create backups. This is essential for moving data between devices.