Distance is measured against the range of spells and physical attacks. Each creature has coordinates, move speed and the AI decides on its movement (e.g. spells or class features are used and the resulting damage or inflicted condition is recorded round to round. the simulator is rolling random dice to hit and do damage.

Use the scroll bar to go from round to round on the sample fight.

On the first page you have the %won by players and more information. Click the Simulator tab to view the results. Click the Execute 25 fights button to generate a sample fight (with a grid) as well as statistics for who is winning or dying on average.

Note you can add players to the monsters side for PvP or monsters to the players side using the other or button.

Repeat the search and click the red icon to add to the MONSTERS side. You can pick the PCs level and how many in the party and add random characters of that level to the players side.

On the New Fight page search by name or class and click on the green icon to add to the PARTY side. Some groups are designed more for role playing than battle and so you can make sure that you are not going to accidentally kill them all! use the Add Another Wave button to build multiple groups of monsters to simulate for example the party fighting one, short rest before fighting the next etc.ĭisclaimer Most real players will be smarter than the computer but you can use this to challenge them with close fights. See who won, who wins on average, who might not survive, and just how hard the fight is. encounter between player characters and monsters. Import your D&DBeyond characters with one click (enter character nbr) or create manually with templates.

D&d 5e monster compendium