Lorewarden offers far more than a simple character sheet: a space shared between players and the Game Master, designed for play around the table.
Core Features
Character Management
- Create and edit D&D 5e (2024) characters
- Ability Scores, Skills, and Saving Throws
- Classes, Subclasses, Species, Feats, and Equipment
- Hit Points, Class Resources, and Conditions
- Spells and Spell Slots
Each account can create multiple characters to test different classes, prepare for different campaigns, compare builds, or experiment without affecting your main character.
Combat Interface
The Combat page brings together the most useful information during play: Actions, Bonus Actions, Reactions, passive abilities, Class Resources, Spells, and campaign effects. The goal is to minimize rules lookups and keep the essentials within reach.
Campaigns
Players can join or create campaigns to group multiple characters, share information between players and DM, track effects applied during a session, and prepare for multiplayer testing.
Game Master View
From the Character menu, you can switch to Game Master mode. This view lets you check characters connected to a campaign, track their Hit Points, visualize active effects, monitor key resources, and watch combat unfold in real time. The system strengthens interactions between players and DM without replacing the DM's role.
Real-Time Synchronization
Lorewarden is built on a connected foundation: players and DM share the same campaign state, certain actions are visible to the whole group, and important effects and events are centralized in a shared view.
Why Lorewarden?
D&D Beyond excels at character management. Lorewarden was born from a simple observation: there was no tool to better manage the campaign itself: player interactions, shared resources, combat, and communication between characters and the Game Master.
The goal isn't to replace D&D Beyond, but to offer a campaign-focused and connected-play experience.
Project Status
⚠️ Lorewarden is currently in Alpha.
The project is in active development. Some features are still experimental, may change rapidly, or contain bugs. User feedback is essential to improve the system.
Roadmap
- Improve player and DM interaction
- Automate resources and effects
- Enhance the Game Master view
- Improve tablet interface
- Optimize multiplayer campaigns
- New automations aligned with D&D 2024 rules
Report an Issue
If you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior, please provide the affected page, the character you were using, the steps to reproduce the issue, and a screenshot if possible.
Project Vision
Lorewarden is first and foremost a project created by a D&D player, for players and Game Masters. The ambition is to build a true connected campaign companion that centralizes characters, combat, effects, resources, and interactions between players and DM, in a modern, simple interface designed for play at the table.
D&D Beyond manages characters.
Lorewarden brings the campaign to life.