Covenfire
Maps and tokens
Square or hex grid over any number of map images. Tokens with portraits, sizes, names, auras and condition icons.
- Hide a token, or just its name, from players
- Copy, paste and multi-select groups
Free, in your browser, nothing to install
Gather your party, online, with everyone on one screen.
Maps, tokens and fog of war, 5e-accurate rulers and spell templates, initiative, 3D dice, character sheets and a video call, all in one tab. The DM sets the scene; players join with a link.
Log in with Discord or Google. Players need an invite link from their DM.
Everything the table needs
Ready for 5e (2014 and 2024 rules) and shared live: when the DM moves a token or reveals a room, everyone sees it at once.
Fog of war
Paint fog away as the party explores. Players see solid black; the DM sees through it at half opacity.
- Weather effects on top of the scene
- Focus every player's view on one spot
Rulers and spell templates
A ruler that follows the 5e diagonal rules, and Cone, Line, Cube and Sphere templates that mark exactly the squares a spell hits.
- Templates can expire after a number of rounds
- Everyone sees a ruler while it's being dragged
Initiative and combat
An initiative tracker with rounds, turn announcements and a combat log, plus a party strip with everyone's hit points.
- A "this turn" tracker for actions and reactions
- Death saves and HP the DM can hide
3D dice
Physics dice that tumble on everyone's screen, with themes and colours per player.
- Hidden rolls for the DM
- "DM only" rolls for players
Characters, NPCs and monsters
Character sheets with one-click rolls, import from D&D Beyond, a step-by-step NPC builder and a monster builder.
- SRD 5.1 and 5.2 content, plus Open5e packs
- Add your own homebrew content packs
Video call built in
See and hear the whole table without a separate app. Screen sharing, noise suppression and quality settings for slow connections.
- Pop the call out into its own window
- Text chat alongside it
Table sound and voices
Anyone can share the sound of an app or browser tab with the whole table, like a soundboard or an ambience site, and tokens answer with voice lines when selected or on their turn.
- Everyone hears it, in the call or not, at their own volume
- Voice presets for heroes, villains and monsters
Campaigns and scenes
Each campaign has its own players, saved scenes, characters and notes, and the table is saved as you play. Close it to players while you prepare the next session.
- Invite players with a link
- Private notes for each player
From zero to rolling initiative
No downloads and no accounts to set up beyond the one you already have.
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Log in
With your Discord or Google account. We only get your name and avatar.
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Create a campaign
Name it, open the table and drop in a map. You're the DM.
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Send the invite link
Players open it, log in, and confirm that they want to join.
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Play
Join the call, roll for initiative, and let the dice fall where they may.
Good to know
Computer, tablet or phone Chrome, Edge and Firefox on a computer give the roomiest table. On a phone the panels become a tab bar along the bottom, so players and the DM can both play from one. Sharing a window's sound or your screen needs a computer.
The video call is peer-to-peer Video and audio go straight between players, not through our server. It suits a usual table of up to about six people; a very strict work or school network can block it.
Free to play A free account runs 2 campaigns of its own, with 200 MB for maps and portraits, and can join as many other campaigns as it's invited to. Players never pay to sit at a table.
Bring your own content Only freely licensed rules (the SRD and Open5e) are included. D&D Beyond import reads characters you've made public there.