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Character Forge

The Forge

Choose a level, and optionally a race or class. Everything else, spells, gear, and more, is drawn for you.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Level 1

Multiclass (level 3+)

Strike the sealGenerate a character

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Every roll assigns ability scores, hit points, armor class, skills, spells (if any), starting gear, and a personality hook, all scaled to the level you picked.
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No hero yet

Set a level on the left and strike the seal to forge your first character.

Monster Forge

The Lair

Pick a threat tier. Strike the seal. Full stat block, actions and all.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Threat tier

Location

Flavor

Strike the sealGenerate a monster
256 creatures across every challenge tier, from giant rats to the Tarrasque, each with a full stat block: AC, HP, speed, abilities, traits, and actions.
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Nothing lurking yet

Pick a threat tier on the left and strike the seal to summon your first monster.

Loot Table

The Hoard

Set a party level and a hoard size. Strike the seal for gold and magic items, scaled to match.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Party Level 1

Hoard size

Location

Strike the sealGenerate loot
Gold scales with party level. Item rarity is drawn from the same tiers as character loot, and higher levels pull rarer finds.
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Vault still sealed

Set a level and hoard size on the left, then strike the seal to crack it open.

Encounters

The Ambush

Set your party's size, level, and how rough you want it, then strike the seal.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Party Size 4
Party Level 1

Difficulty

Setting

Treasure

Flavor

Strike the sealGenerate an encounter
Difficulty is calculated using the real D&D 5e encounter-building rules: party XP thresholds, adjusted for how many monsters you're facing at once.
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No ambush yet

Set your party's details on the left, then strike the seal to spring the trap.

Town Forge

The Settlement

Name it, size it and pick what kind of place it is, then strike the seal. Click any building to meet the people inside.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Population Village · 604
ThorpVillageTownCityMetropolis
Wealth Modest
DestituteModestOpulent

Town type (pick any, or none)

Land and climate

Work and trade

Character

Strange

Strike the sealGenerate a town
Sizes follow the Dungeon Master's Guide, from thorp to metropolis. Moving a slider, typing a name or picking a type reshapes this town; the seal rolls a brand new one.
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No town yet

Set the size, wealth and type on the left, then strike the seal to raise a settlement.

Spellbook

The Grimoire

Search for a spell by name, or browse the full list by level.

D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Filter by level

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405 spells on file. Click any spell to see its full details: casting time, range, components, duration, and effect.

D&D 5e Monster Stat Blocks

The Compendium

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D&D 5e · 2014 rules

Filter by type

286 creatures on file. Click any creature to see its full stat block.
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Giant Constrictor Snake

CR 2 (450 XP), Huge beast, Unaligned

CR 2 (450 XP)
Armor Class12
Hit Points60
(8d12+8)
Speed30 ft., swim 30 ft.
STR
19
+4
DEX
14
+2
CON
12
+1
INT
1
-5
WIS
10
+0
CHA
3
-4

Skills Perception +2

Senses blindsight 10 ft., passive Perception 12
Languages None

Actions

Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. Hit: 11 (2d6+4) piercing damage.

Constrict. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. Hit: 13 (2d8+4) bludgeoning damage, and the target is grappled (escape DC 16). Until this grapple ends, the creature is restrained, and the snake can’t constrict another target.

Running the giant constrictor snake

How hard a fight? Against a party of four, a single giant constrictor snake is deadly at level 1, medium at level 2 and easy at level 3, and barely a challenge from level 4. Add allies or more foes in the encounter generator.

Where you'll find it: swamps and forests.

Story hooks

  • The giant constrictor snake was driven out of its old hunting grounds by something bigger, and it’s been taking livestock ever since. Kill it and the farms are safe for a season; follow its trail home and you’ll find out what pushed it out.
  • A noble’s menagerie keeper set the giant constrictor snake loose rather than see it sold to a fighting pit. It’s been free a month, and the keeper is quietly offering coin to anyone who brings it back alive.

Similar creatures: Ape, Badger, Bat, Black Bear, Boar, Brown Bear, Camel, Cat.

D&D 5e, 2014 rules. Includes material from the System Reference Document 5.1 by Wizards of the Coast LLC, available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. Fantasy Portal is unofficial Fan Content, not approved or endorsed by Wizards.

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