Everything you run a table with, rebuilt for the 2024 rules. Both editions included.
- Initiative tracker tents for your DM screen, NPC and monster cards on the 2024 stat block
- Session notes, a session zero guide, award and death certificates, and five world maps
- Every worksheet in four versions: parchment, printer-friendly, fillable, and A4
- Both editions in one download — 5.5e (2024) rebuilt, and the original 5e (2014) files
Product Details
A full set of D&D worksheets for the dungeon master, built in a single parchment design and updated for the 2024 rules. Ten worksheets, forty-seven printable pages, and a pack of five world maps.
Most of it is for the person running the game. The initiative tracker tents fold over the top of a DM screen, so the stats face you and the name faces the table. The NPC, monster and shopkeeper cards use the 2024 stat block. Session notes and a session zero guide cover the planning either side of a session, and there are award certificates for the table and death certificates for the fallen. The character sheet and the player turn guide are there for your players.
Every worksheet comes in four versions, in both US Letter and A4. The Standard version prints the full parchment design. The Printer-Friendly version drops the page fills so it costs far less ink, while keeping the label bars and section headers dark so the sheet still reads properly. The Fillable version is a real PDF form — you type into it on screen, the text sizes itself to fit what you type, and the notes areas take whole paragraphs. That is eight PDFs per worksheet, and seventy-nine files in the 5.5e set alone.
Still on the 2014 rules? The original files are in the download too, in a folder marked 5e (2014). Same worksheets, the previous design, Race and Alignment rather than Species and Background.
What changed for 2024. The player turn guide now lists the twelve actions from the current rules, so Cast a Spell and Use an Object are gone, and Influence, Study, Utilize and Magic are in. The character sheet uses Species and Background instead of Race and Alignment, and has a column for weapon mastery. The NPC and monster cards put initiative next to AC, give each ability a score, modifier and save row, and carry a gear line and CR with XP and proficiency bonus. Spell scroll cards carry the 2024 save DC, attack bonus and rarity by level.
The fonts are built into every 5.5e PDF, so nothing needs installing and the pages look the same on any machine.
What's included — 5.5e (2024), rebuilt for the current rules
- Character sheet — 3 pages
- Spell, scroll, item and weapon cards — 5 pages
- NPC, monster and shopkeeper cards — 2 pages
- Initiative tracker tent cards — 4 pages
- Session notes — 6 pages
- Session zero guide — 3 pages
- Player turn guide — 1 page
- Award certificates — 13 pages, twelve titles and a blank
- Certificate of death — 10 pages, ten engraved designs
- World map pack — 5 images
- Start here guide — 1 page
What's included — 5e (2014), the original files, previous design
Minimal character sheet, Mini 5x7 character sheet, player turn guide, spell and item cards, NPC and monster cards, initiative tracker cards, session notes, session zero guide, world maps.
Fillable PDF Help
The Fillable PDFs work in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, and in Chrome and Edge. You do not need Acrobat Pro, and for the 5.5e (2024) files you do not need to install the fonts — they are inside the file. The 5e (2014) folder keeps its original font files for anyone editing those designs.
Text shrinks to fit what you type. Larger areas, like session notes and cause of death, are multiline, so you can write a paragraph instead of a single line.
If a field looks empty after you type in it, open the file in Acrobat Reader rather than a browser preview pane.
For Best Quality
- Print at 100%
- Print on card stock or laminate to reuse so you can write with a dry erase pen
- It is recommended to print on a heavy cardstock for extra durability
Printing Tips for Cards
Ideally you'd want to print these with some sort of cardstock (110lb/199gsm) so it will be more durable and won't rip. If all you have is regular paper, you could maybe make it work by putting them in a plastic card sleeve made for regular playing cards (2.5in x 3.5in or 64.5mm/ x 88.9mm). Personally, I've printed on a light cardstock, put them in sleeves and they work perfectly.
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