There is a D&D Beyond Player App for character sheets, and there is a compendium app (called D&D Beyond) that gives you access to sources that you have purchased. We will stay focused on the web site, though it is good to know that there are two very good apps that tie into this content. So we’ll break things down into a few categories. This is mainly because there is so much to cover. This review is a little more in depth than the usual. We offer our opinion on what’s worth it and what’s not. In this article, we try to clarify how things are structured, and what you get when you pay for certain features. Players can access the rules, create character sheets, horde virtual dice, and find out what’s new.ĭungeon Masters can access the sourcebooks, organize campaigns, create encounters, and create custom items.Īnd there is a lively community in forums and chat channels.Īnd with bundles and annual subscriptions, the options can be confusing. To that end it provides a plethora of tools and resources. We’ll be honest: We left the title “DnD Beyond” because that’s what people search for, and we were hoping you’d come read our article.ĭ&D Beyond is not what one might expect – a marketing vehicle for showcasing content.īut its real aim is to help D&D players get more from the game. Note that while the domain is, the site’s name is D&D Beyond.
Republished April, 2021 to include the new Player app, the Player Bundle, and to correct some inaccuracies about the Master Tier.ĭ&D Beyond is the premier online Dungeons and Dragons site.
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