I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share the new 2024 players handbook on dndbeyond with me. I own a lot of 2014 stuff; and would happily share what I have: https://www.dndbeyond.com/campaigns/join/6732478847160380

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      As far as I can tell they the only option for character management. Others have posted some free tools; but they are pretty subpar, as far as I can tell. If there was another option to manage a character (spells, inventory, levels) then I’d use that

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        There are a few, shard tabletop has free tier and you can get some free stuff off the store like PHB 2012/2024, TCoE, XGtE, Swords coast etc. You are limited to only 4 per month on the free teir. It has a simple character creator and you can create your own stuff like races, subclasses, monsters etc. So anything your missing you can use 5e Tools and add it manually.

        If you wanna sub you can and it’s like $20 a year for the adventuring tier.

        For crossplay it all goes through the website (so no app) and its all mobile optimized I think.

        https://www.shardtabletop.com/

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        I’ve found that my players tend to prefer Fight Club instead. The mobile interface and easy editing means they can easily track whatever the hell they want. Hell, I used to track 3 separate characters on my iPad, and just swap between them depending on whose turn it was.

        But that’s for in person gaming. Remote is more difficult, because Fight Club doesn’t publish rolls to anything. If you’re looking for online play, maybe Foundry or Fantasy Grounds for a VTT?