Common

Play your D&D Beyond character inside Roll20: roll, track hit points and open your sheet without leaving the game.

Every game speaks Common. Common puts one command palette and one heads-up display over your game. The same keys, the same search and the same dice work wherever you play, so you spend game night playing instead of hunting for where this platform hid the roll button. Keyboard, mouse or both. Currently: D&D 5.5e characters on D&D Beyond, played on Roll20. More games and platforms are on the way. LEARN IT ONCE Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) and the palette opens over the map with your rolls, your sheet and your dice right where you left them. Every game you add to Common works the same way, so you don't have to relearn anything. BRING WHAT YOU OWN Your characters, your books and your notes from the sites you already pay for, in one place at the table. No re-typing a sheet, no second account for your monsters. ONE GAME, WHOEVER'S USING COMMON Common never rolls a die or runs a rule. Your character sheet platform rolls, your VTT shows it, and everyone reads the same result in chat. FOR GMs: FOCUS ON THE STORY AND MANAGE THE DETAILS FROM ONE PALETTE The party went left and you prepped for right? Type "add 10 goblin" and keep playing. Ten goblins, numbered, statted and in the VTT, ready to start rolling. • NPCs from anywhere. Add creatures from the palette in seconds, straight from any monster page on D&D Beyond, or turn a token already sitting on your map into a full NPC. • Groups that roll as one. Tie your NPCs together and Roll for group makes one roll for all of them, with each NPC's own bonuses added. Initiative puts the whole pack in the turn order at once. No more clicking through six bugbear sheets. • Templates you reuse forever. Every group you make saves as a template. Drop it into a fresh fight or into an encounter, again and again. • Encounters built before game night. Stock a fight with NPCs and templates, start it when the party walks in, and end it to clear the table when they're done. Build a whole campaign's worth of villains and fights in minutes. • Be anyone. Step into the innkeeper, the wolf or the dragon and play them from the same palette your players use, with their own attacks, saves and hit points. • Monster pages that roll. Every attack, save and damage number on a D&D Beyond monster page is clickable. Roll for a creature without even adding it. • Every roll table, rollable. Any table in your D&D Beyond books gets a button. The card in chat shows the row you landed on. • Your table at a glance. Your campaign, your Roll20 game, your NPCs and groups, your last encounters and your notes, all in one screen. Each player's hit points, armor class and conditions sit right there too, with their full sheet a couple of clicks away. • Clean up the mess. Everything you already had created and were playing before Common show up in one list, ready to become NPCs in just a click. Full characters with actions, stats, andclickable roll tables instantly. FOR PLAYERS: YOUR WHOLE CHARACTER, ONE KEYSTROKE AWAY • 3D dice on the map. Roll in the set you pick and watch them tumble across the table. • Find anything instantly. Weapons, spells, potions, items, saves, skills, "bonus action": type a few letters and it's right in front of you. • Favorites and plans. Keep your go-to moves on the HUD, and line up next turn's plan while everyone else takes theirs. Be the player who's ready when the GM calls your name. • Everything tracked. Hit points, spell slots, limited uses, conditions and concentration checks, synced with your D&D Beyond sheet and your token's bars. • A real inventory. Equip, attune, use a potion, count your coins and add new gear, all landing on your sheet. • Familiars, mounts and summons. Add companions in seconds and run them alongside your character. • Notes that stay put. Jot down who owes you money, right on your sheet. GETTING STARTED Docs and guides: totalpartyfill.com/common/docs Common is made by Total Party Fill and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by D&D Beyond, Wizards of the Coast or Roll20.