AR Grimoire

The first augmented reality spellbook for D&D 5e

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The first augmented reality spellbook for D&D 5e

4 followers

AR Grimoire makes it possible to see your D&D spells on the real tabletop. Go to any area of effect spell and see it in augmented reality! The app also is a full-featured spellcasting app to help you quickly cast spells and easily manage your spellbooks.

Launch tags:iOS•Tabletop Games•User Experience

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AR Grimoire

Maker

As a long-time D&D player that owns battle maps and custom 3d-printed minis, I always wished there was (1) a better spellbook app designed to work with my paper character sheet, and (2) a faster way to cast spells during combat. Eventually I decided to solve this problem and built it myself 😎📱

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6yr ago

@vivqu Dude, just take all my love! This is an INSANE idea! I like that so much!!! Did you planned on release an Android version?

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6yr ago

AR Grimoire

Maker

@jean_simon_lyonnais2 I'm currently talking with an Android dev about if he's interested in making an Android version! I'll let you know any updates if we start working on it :)

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6yr ago

AR Grimoire

Maker

What is your favorite spellcaster to play?

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6yr ago10 Answers

Love it. I was just thinking of this and looked up to see if anyone had done it yet. Awesome

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6yr ago

A very interesting application with spells. It somewhat resembles my favorite website on spells in dungeons and dragons. On such sites, I can spend a huge amount of time studying spells. Now I will probably download the application as well. I will look at my spells and not only my spells at any time. I'm sure it's incredibly interesting. I will probably do this during the tgo as I will go to school on the school bus. It's over, I'm sitting more in the computer than in the phone. Therefore, I will continue to sit more on my favorite spell site: https://dndguide.net/

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4yr ago