The table that remembers.

A table for D&D, wherever your friends are. The sheets, the map, the turn order and the record of every night, kept for you.

Join with a code Run a game

A code comes from your DM and makes your account. Running a game gives you a table of your own.

At the table

Roll your own dice. Rollies does the sums.

Type what the die said. Your bonus, the total and whether it lands are on the page before you look up.

The record

The night writes itself down.

Every roll, every turn and every line the DM jots goes into the log. By morning it is a session you can read and a world you can look things up in.

Behind the screen

Run the table, not the software.

The map, the turn order, hit points, conditions and your prep in one room. Rollies keeps the count so you can keep the story.

  • Prepare a session, then show it a scene at a time.
  • Bring sheets in from a PDF or a photo.
  • Build a fight from the bestiary and see how hard it is.

Spark

Ask, and keep playing.

A rule mid-fight, or a name from six sessions ago. Spark reads the rules and your table's own pages, answers in a line, and shows where it read it.

Where it stands

Free during the beta. Players, always.

After the beta a DM's table is $8 a month, and its first four sessions are free. Players never pay. Rollies is made by Aidan Scamby, a DM, and played at his own table every week.

Join with a code Run a game

Rollies is in a private beta. Questions, or a seat: .

Compatible with the fifth edition. Rules content from the System Reference Document 5.1, Wizards of the Coast LLC, under CC BY 4.0. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast. Terms.