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For Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 20262 min read

GM tools: dice, initiative, battle map & generators

Tools for running tabletop games — a 3D dice roller, a shareable initiative tracker and battle map, generators, a bestiary, and AI prep.

On this page

The tabletop Realm has a set of tools to help you run a game — at the table or online. They work standalone, and pair naturally with campaigns.

The TTRPG Realm page with tool cards for Character Vault, Campaigns, NPC Vault and Battle Map, and a sidebar of play tools.
The TTRPG Realm. Every GM tool is a card here, and the sidebar keeps them one click away.

What's in the toolkit

Each tool has a step-by-step tutorial, linked below. To use them together, follow prep a fight in ten minutes.

The initiative tracker with fields to add a combatant, their initiative and their HP, and a Share with the table button.
The initiative tracker. It isn't saved, so keep the tab open — and Share with the table gives players a live view.
The battle map tool: a grid with move and fog controls, token colours, an Add token button, adjustable rows and columns, and a Share with the table button.
The battle map. Share with the table gives players a live link to follow while signed in.
The bestiary listing twenty monsters as cards with their challenge rating, size, type and game system, above search and filter controls.
The bestiary. Filter by system, ruleset, creature type or challenge rating, then open a stat block.
  • Dice roller — a 3D roller for up to ten dice, d2 to d100. It rolls the dice only; add modifiers yourself (the dice roller inside a campaign reads them from your sheet).
  • Initiative tracker — order combatants, track turns, HP, and rounds. It isn't saved: a reload clears it.
  • Battle map — a grid with movable tokens and paintable fog of war.
  • NPC Vault — build NPCs by hand or generate them, and keep them for your campaigns.
  • Loot generator — quick treasure and rewards.
  • Encounter builder — balance a fight against your party; it can search the bestiary by name.
  • Bestiary — browse creature stat blocks by game, ruleset, challenge rating and type.

Find these in the TTRPG Realm. For character sheets, see the Character Vault.

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