This is a minor mode for emacs that allows for the easy management of campaigns and characters for DnD. This mode primarily relies on org-mode to be the engine of this mode. For the best use of this mode it is recommended to be familiar with org-agenda and org-capture. You are able to use this mode without that knowledge, but some of the features will be missed. The charsheet will function with emacs ‘out of the box’ as org is already there.
To use this package in your configuration you can copy the dnd-mode.el file or clone this repository. To utilize
the SRD files you can copy or clone the files in the org-dnd-srd repository. This mode will expect those files
to exist and will likely break if you don’t at least have the .agenda-index
file. For more information about
where the default of this folder is expected to be or how to customize it see the customization section below.
This package will also want to utlize a set of yasnippets that will make editing character sheets and files easier when the mode is toggled on. You will likely want to at least have a valid directory set, but you can choose to not have any snippets in there.
Shortcut | Function |
---|---|
C-c s | dnd-select-session-target |
C-c e | dnd-eval-charsheet |
C-c r | rtd |
- dnd-select-session-target
- Updates org agenda files and org capture templates.
- dnd-eval-charsheet
- Evaluates the dnd character sheet that you are currently in.
- rtd
-
Roll the dice. “Randomly” generated value for given pass ins. EX
1d20 + 1
.
This variable defines the directory location of the DnD SRD org files. These can be the files that are
defined in the org-dnd-srd repository, or any org files that you have for SRD files. The important thing
to note is that the directory will need to have a .agenda-index
file that specifies the relative paths
(from the directory) to the files that should be added to the org-agenda.
- Default
~/org-dnd-srd
This variable defines the directory location of the yasnippets that should be toggled on when the dnd-mode is toggled on. This repository does have snippets stored with it inside the snippets directory.
- Default
~/dnd-mode/snippets
This variable defines the capture templates that will be used when the dnd-mode is toggled on. This repo some basic templates that can be used, but your campaigns and characters will likely be different and, therefor, may need different templates.
- Default
- a basic template for inbox TODOs and notes.