Book of Spells 5e & 2024

This is a great app in the tradition of doing one thing well. That one thing is spells. I threw two complicated characters at it, a high level multiclass tiefling utility warlock with plenty of magic items, the second a blade singer wizard specializing in dunamancy spells. They both resulted in nice informative spell books that handled the complexity of warlock pact magic, invocations, and innate spells and was able to deal with cross-book abilities and spells. The wonderful thing is that the more you explore the simplicity of the app, the more you find it can do. Highly recommended.

I spent a full day downloading and testing spell reference and spell tracking apps for 5e and nothing tops this in so many ways. Alone the VERY accurate multiclassing features including separate spells known between individual classes of a character, spells prepared of individual classes, and total spell slot tracking all for a single character is ages above the rest of the apps in the store for me. But i also love the inclusion of accurate and easy accessible dice rolling for spells, and the easy and quick modification of all these features. Id recommend buying this app for any spellcaster, but if you plan on multi-classing spellcasters or doing any homebrew id call this app a must-have over the other apps on this store even including dndbeyond.

A quick reference app for spells is super handy, especially with the amount spells in 5e. I love being able to add and modify spells to the list. I tag a “(UO)” at the end of spell titles as another way to reference that they are spells which are unofficial. I just discovered today that you can import text in homebrew spells by using your camera! I gave four stars only because as of yet, there is not a box to cite an 3rd party source of the spell (3rd party book and such), or the ability to add additional class/subclasses that are not official to the menu.