World Vault

Your table's home for D&D.

World Vault keeps your group's characters, campaigns and rules in one place, and gives the DM a map to run right on the table. Fifth edition, 2014 and 2024 rules. Free to use.

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World Vault's home page with characters and campaigns
Characters

A sheet that does the math

Build a character step by step, then play from a sheet that works out armor class, attacks, saves, skills and spellcasting from your class, species, items and features.

  • Guided builder and level-up for the 2014 and 2024 rules
  • Tick-box trackers for uses, spell slots and hit dice
  • Tap any number to roll it, bonuses included
A character sheet showing hit points, armor class, abilities and skills
Compendium

The rules, built in

Every spell, monster, class, species, background, feat and item from the free D&D rules, searchable in seconds, with your group's homebrew alongside.

  • 2014 and 2024 System Reference Documents
  • Filters by type, level, class list and more
  • Look things up right from your sheet
A Compendium entry for a monster with its stat block
Homebrew

Homebrew that plugs in

Write your own species, subclasses, feats and items, and give them real mechanics with the effect builder, so they show up in the builder and change the numbers on the sheet like anything else.

  • Blocks with plain-English summaries
  • Live preview on one of your characters
  • DMs choose what's allowed in their campaign
The effect builder with mechanic blocks and a live preview
Campaigns

Find a time to play

Everyone marks when they can play on a shared calendar. The DM sees when the group is free, confirms the session, and it lands in everyone's own calendar.

  • Repeating availability
  • Session reminders and push notifications
  • A shared Journal with tags and links
A month calendar with availability marked and a confirmed session
At the table

A map on the table

Lay a TV flat on the table and run the map from your screen: portrait tokens, fog of war, spell templates and initiative, with nothing on the TV but the map.

  • Smooth pan, zoom and rotate
  • Fog you reveal as the party explores
  • Turn order highlighted, never spelled out
The table display on a TV: a dungeon map with portrait tokens, fog of war, a spell template and turn rings

Gather your party.

Make an account, build a character, and invite your DM.