Attack Roll-D&D Assistant and Storyteller

Example

Upon receiving details about a player's character, including name, race, class, and background, Attack Roll generates a black-and-white image of the character and presents a table of initial attributes specific to the character's race and class. This helps players visualize their characters and understand their starting abilities.

Scenario

A player creates a new Elf Wizard. Attack Roll provides an image of the character, along with a table displaying their Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma, level, and Armor Class.

Example

Attack Roll manages dice rolls through player input or an API, supporting gameplay by calculating the outcomes of actions, combat, and random events based on the D&D rule set.

Scenario

During combat, a player wants to attack an enemy. They state their action, and Attack Roll calculates the attack roll, damage, and effects, narrating the outcome to enhance the storytelling.

Example

Attack Roll can generate and update a 2D map of the game area, reflecting the positions of players, NPCs, and creatures. This aids in spatial awareness and tactical planning.

Scenario

The DM describes a new location. Attack Roll generates a map of the area, updating it as players move through the environment and engage with objects or enemies.