Features
The DM Screen is built for the in-person session. It carries the bookkeeping that slows a table down so the DM can stay on the story. Every feature below is in the product today.
Eight systems, mechanics included
D&D 5e (2014 and 2024), Pathfinder 2e, Draw Steel, Daggerheart, Mörk Borg, Blades in the Dark, Fate, and Dungeon World. Each is built from that game's licensed rules, with its own builder, sheet, and dice: Draw Steel rolls a 2d10 power roll, Daggerheart rolls Hope and Fear, Blades tracks stress and trauma. The sheet knows which game it belongs to.
Physics dice
The dice are simulated bodies with weight. They tumble, collide, and settle, and the result is read from whatever face actually landed up, never decided in advance. Roll from any sheet and they bounce across it. Hold a settled die and drag to roll it around under your finger. Tint them to your table's color. If one lands cocked against the tray wall, it stays cocked; pick it up and roll again, same as at a real table.
Battle tracker
Initiative order, HP, status effects, concentration, death saves, and legendary actions. One-tap short rest and long rest. The tracker is laid out for a DM's eyes mid-fight, not a generic stat block, and it follows the system you're running: stamina and power rolls in Draw Steel, death saves in D&D.
Battle maps and world maps
A shared battlemap your party watches in real time: tokens, fog of war, paint tools for walls and terrain, sample maps to start from. A separate world-map mode lets you stamp settlements, mountains, forests, and roads on the overland map your party travels.
Character and encounter builders
A guided builder for each system, with live previews of every choice from ancestry to spell list. Build encounters by budget or by hand, drop in homebrew, save them for later, and roll initiative without re-entering anything.
NPCs, lore, secrets, session inbox
Build named NPCs with portraits and stat blocks. Author lore the party can discover. Track session secrets and clues, the Sly Flourish way. Capture improvised canon into a session inbox so nothing important falls out of your head between sessions.
Reference library
Monsters, spells, items, classes, feats, conditions, and rules, drawn from each system's SRD. DM lore notes attach to any entry. Cross-links land you on the right page in one tap.
Table mode
A broadcast view for a TV or spare screen at your table: initiative, portraits, and HP states your players can read from across the room, updating live as the fight unfolds.
Real-time multiplayer, free
Sheets, maps, fog, chat, and rolls sync to every player the moment they change, with no session cap on any tier. Players join from a phone with an invite link or a six-character join code. Works at the table or from home.