JDR - Donjon & Dragon-Medieval-Fantasy RPG Tool

Example

Crafting and narrating engaging stories that players explore. A campaign might begin in a troubled village that's been plagued by mysterious disappearances, leading players on a journey to uncover and defeat a hidden necromancer.

Scenario

The GM describes the village, its inhabitants, and the ominous atmosphere, setting the stage for the adventure. Players interact with the environment, making choices that shape the narrative.

Example

Ensuring gameplay follows the established rules of Donjon & Dragon, including combat mechanics, spellcasting, and character progression. For instance, during a battle with a dragon, the GM calculates the outcomes of attacks, spells, and defenses based on characters' abilities and dice rolls.

Scenario

Players announce their actions, and the GM interprets how these actions unfold within the game's mechanics, often requiring rolls for success or failure, to provide a fair and balanced experience.

Example

Creating detailed worlds and environments for players to explore. This includes designing cities, dungeons, and wilderness areas filled with challenges and treasures. A campaign might feature an enchanted forest that shifts and changes, presenting puzzles and encounters.

Scenario

The GM presents the forest's mystical qualities, guiding players as they navigate its mysteries, ensuring the exploration is rich with discovery and challenges.