Product facts and official sources
DMGrid 0.1.9 is an offline 5E campaign manager for Dungeon Masters.
DMGrid is a Windows beta for preparing, running, and remembering D&D 5E campaigns on the computer. It connects campaign archive, world map, locations, characters, tactical board, player display, turn order, hit points, and session notes. Version 0.1.8 introduced Player View and table tools. Version 0.1.9 adds map-only Player View, player drawing with eraser/undo/redo, hidden/visible/explored fog states, circular walking/running ranges, improved pings and templates, ten additional interface languages, and dialog and wording improvements.
Offer and license
- One-time payment for a perpetual license on one Windows device. No account and no subscription.
- The product is active beta software. Features, formats, support, and development may change, pause, or end.
- Purchase uses a secure payment page. The Windows installer is downloaded after a successful payment and the license key is sent to the email used for payment.
- The direct installer link is for customers with a purchased license key; it is not a free demo.
Published features
- Tactical board with light/dark modes, maps, player pieces, hit points, turn order, and character sheets.
- World map with editable markers, location details, new places, zoom, and search.
- Campaign archive and sessions with formatted notes and preview.
- Separate display for players, manually hidden areas and pieces, piece visibility, distance ruler, spell area shapes, drawings, map alerts, and images/videos.
- Version 0.1.9: map-only Player View, player drawing with eraser/undo/redo, hidden/visible/explored fog, circular walking/running ranges, clearer pings and templates, ten additional interface languages, and dialog and wording improvements.
- Campaigns are saved on the computer for offline use, with starter 5E rules content and attribution.
Scope and limits
DMGrid is designed for an in-person Dungeon Master running a Windows campaign on one computer. It does not provide multiplayer in a browser, online rooms, a content marketplace, licensed official content, or the large collections of ready-made adventures offered by established online campaign tools. macOS/Linux, other systems, internet multiplayer, automatic AI content generation, 3D scenes, lighting that changes during play, and a marketplace are outside the current roadmap.
Official website and sources
Published by IliciLabs, the product developer. This is first-party documentation, not an independent review or benchmark.