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D&D Campaign Planner for Beginners Description. I hope this serves as a guide, inspiration, and a convenient way to keep track of all your DMing needs. Official Character Sheets. Click on the links below to download D&D character sheets. These files are zipped pdfs; you may print and photocopy them for your own personal use.

Produce Flame Trap

A lever is rigged to activate when pulled that releases the spell stored within the trapped object.

Effect: +3 to hit against one target, Casts Produce Flame centered on the trigger with a DC of 10 (if relevant)

Perfect For DMs & GMs Designed not only to help you plan your campaign, the planner will help you make the most of each session! Many pages can be indexed by session number, and most include lined margins so you can jot notes on what you’d just made up. D&D is a many-splendored thing. There’s no “right way to run a game” unless it’s something like “make sure everyone has fun.” But there are many different ways to organize your notes for a campaign. Some GMs write out an entire story, others list out potential beats, others still plan encounters.

Trigger: lever, activates when the wrong lever is pulled.

Countermeasures: A successful DC 15 Intelligence (Investigation) check allows a character to deduce the trap's presence from connections in the lever's mechanism to it. A successful DC 10 Dexterity check using thieves' tools disarms the trap, rendering the lever useless, or connecting it to some other mechanism. Unsuccessfully attempting to pick the lever triggers the trap.

Casting dispel magic (DC 10) on the trap will cancel the stored spell.

Poison Needle

This trap is activated when a creature touches its surface, which causes the needle to spring out, delivering a dose of poison.

Effect: Targets any creature that touches it, Placed in lock or opening mechanism, dealing 3 (1d10) poison damage and DC 10 CON save or be poisoned for 1 hour.

Trigger: touch trigger, activates when surface is touched by a creature.

Countermeasures: A spell or other effect that can sense the presence of magic, such as detect magic, reveals an aura of divination magic around the surface. A successful dispel magic (DC 10) cast on the surface destroys the trap.

Destroying the mechanism will prevent the trap from triggering but also render the object unopenable.

Destroying Traps

Traps can be damaged and destroyed, sometimes to good or bad effect. Pipes containing fire or poison will rupture and spray over the area, while mechanisms can be rendered inoperable with enough force. Determine the HP and AC of your traps based on the tables below. Sometimes a fragile trap is more dangerous than a resilient one if destroying it will fill the corridor with acid.

Substance	AC
Cloth, paper, rope	11
Crystal, glass, ice	13
Wood, bone	15
Stone	17
Iron, steel	19
Mithral	21
Adamantine	23

Size	HP (Fragile)	HP (Resilient)
Tiny (bottle, lock)	3 (1d4)	5 (2d4)
Small (chest, lute)	1 (1d6)	14 (3d6)
Medium (barrel, chandelier)	2 (1d8)	22 (4d8)
Large (cart, 10x10 ft. window)	1 (1d10)	33 (5d10)

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Being a DM isn't easy. We know that DMs spend hours upon hours tweaking their stories for the right effect, but organizing all these thoughts and ideas becomes quite difficult after a while. At Adventurer’s Codex, we don’t want to simply provide you with a digital notepad. We want to enhance your stories and make them easier to tell to your players.
We believe that there's a new way to play and experience D&D that has never been possible before. Players play to be a part of a story, an adventure all their own. DMs create and tell the story of the grand world in which the players can adventure. Adventurer's Codex allows everyone at the table to unlock their full potential and experience the next step in tabletop RPGs. Adventurer’s Codex provides a comprehensive, and evolving, toolset for DMs:

Overview

The Overview is a convenient way to track the many details of your campaign’s new and exciting world. There’s a lot of important details about your story/world that you’ll need to write down, and this is the place. Here is where you’ll also see how long your campaign has been running as a nice reminder of all the good times you’ve had.

Encounter Builder

Encounters allow DMs to plan out, well, encounters that their players will come across or stumble into during the campaign. These encounters have several parts depending on what you as a DM want to throw at the players.

Environment

Weather and Terrain: Is it cold enough to be hurtful, a cool summer day, or a dry and arid heat?

Link to an image to help you and your players visualize the terrain, and keep notes on the effects of the weather or terrain.

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Maps and Images

Perfect to track an image of a room in an ominous dungeon or a shop in a quaint village.

Points of Interest

Keep track of all the small places in your world that are worth noting: Mystic runes, a strange altar, or even a common road sign.

Non-Player Characters

Jot down details of the various NPCs in an encounter. That Half-Elf shopkeeper has a secret to hide, and you don’t want to forget it.

Monsters

Feel like putting your players through the wringer? Add some monsters, and track their abilities.

All monsters available in the SRD are available to be auto-completed here!

Read-Aloud Text (Boxed text)

Often times you’ll have an important monologue, or bit of narrative to set the tone of your campaign.

Treasure

Everyone loves loot! This section allows you to track all types of treasures, and SRD items will even auto-complete for you!

Notes

For everything else, there’s always Markdown powered Notes!

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We have many more Encounter Sections planned to help you increase your player’s immersion in your campaign. Contact us on how we can help improve Encounters and how we can help you tell a better story.

DM Screen

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Ever needed to know how much distance a group will cover while moving fast? Turns out, it's 400 feet per minute. The DM Screen contains tons of helpful information for you to reference.
Did we miss something? Let us know!

Notes

Now, just like players, DMs can now add notes. This tab is best used to keep track of campaign notes. You can add as many pages of notes as you'd like, and all notes have Markdown support.

Miscellaneous

Adventurer's Codex provides a lot of slick features, like all the ones mentioned above, but there are so many more not-so-obvious features.

Push images and text to Party

It is now possible to share maps, images, read aloud text, and environments with the party. Visit Party Tools for more info.

Hotkeys

Move between tabs as quick as the wind itself using our Hotkeys. Press the number keys from 1-6 to change sections.

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Full Screen Images

Almost anything with an image will have the option to be displayed in a full screen window. This will increase the size of the image to fit your screen. If the image is small, it won't be stretched out and will appear small. To prevent this, make sure to find images with larger resolutions.