Open source website for dnd e5 spell cards
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Looks great. It looks like some of these card fill over to the second side. Is that just based on the length of the spell description?
Yeah, if it does not fit on one card, i add follow up card. When I was building it I was like it’s find to have a “back” card. But some spells get pretty long… I formatted it all manually by splitting the description.
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Looks great. It looks like some of these card fill over to the second side. Is that just based on the length of the spell description?
Thank you
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Any plans to support the revised ruleset?
I have considered it, but have not found a dataset to use. If you know of one I would be very interrested.
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I’d give it six minutes before hasbro’d kick down your door. Only recommended for renters
Should all be covered by the open source license as far as I understand and I link to the license. Fingers crossed they stay chill…
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Yeah, if it does not fit on one card, i add follow up card. When I was building it I was like it’s find to have a “back” card. But some spells get pretty long… I formatted it all manually by splitting the description.
Good idea. Sounds like a lot of work
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Good idea. Sounds like a lot of work
Yeah, it did take a bit of manual work. Hope it can benefit others.
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Valid. They are after all trying to claw back the rights to The Deck of Many Things and Orb of Dragonkind by trying to copyright them despite explicitly including them in the SRD 5.1 under an irrevocable Creative Commons license, or were as of a few months ago.
I’m out of the loop.
Are we allowed to say Beholder now?
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Hmm, I think that I would rather face a beholder while wearing nothing but a loincloth armed only with a rubber spatula than read through that whole thing to figure it out.
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Hello
Wanted to share that I have made this website where you can print out your dnd e5 spell cards.
The colour of the spell cards can be customized and you can filter out the spells based on class, subclass, level or individual spells.
The cards are printed out on at A4, and are 2.5x3.5 inch which also fit in magic the gathering sleeves.
Looks great! What languages / frameworks did you use for this?
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Looks great! What languages / frameworks did you use for this?
Thank you. It’s written in Typescript using React and Nextjs. It’s a pretty simple solution kept the spells in a json file, so there is not even a database for the main logic.
