Every feature, in one place

A full list of what TokenTap5e does, grouped by where it shows up at the table. Each feature is marked with the plan it comes on.

Tokens and coins

Item tokens. An injection molded housing with an acrylic window over a printed TokenTab that carries the NFC tag. Black and white housings show up at every rarity, so the outside gives nothing away. All plans
Hero, NPC and Enemy coins. One inch coins engraved by role and sized to sit under a miniature base. All plans
Runs in the browser. A tap loads a web page, on iPhone or Android. All plans
Reusable. The DM can point any token at something new in seconds, and the TokenTab label takes dry erase. All plans
Write-protected tags. Every tag is set before it ships and can't be rewritten. What a tap shows is controlled from the DM Portal. All plans

Magic items

The library holds 1,617 magic items across the official SRD and the supported third party books. Pick one and the full write up rides on the token: rarity, description, attunement, charges and how they recharge, and an estimated value in platinum, gold, electrum, silver and copper. When a player taps it, they can claim it into their character's inventory and attune to it from the card.

Four twists on any item

Unidentified. Players see an unknown magic item with its rarity and price withheld, while you see the real thing on the same card. Lift it when someone casts Identify or works it out. All plans
Cursed. Nothing looks wrong at first. The curse only shows itself to the player who attunes, and Remove Curse is the way out. DM Pro
Puzzle locked. A tap brings up your riddle, not the item. Answers are checked on our server, so nobody can dig the solution out of the page. DM Pro
Stolen. The card is flagged as stolen goods. Good for a fence who will pay less, a guard who recognizes it, or an owner who comes looking. All plans

Homebrew items. Write your own item from scratch, with your own text, charges and value. DM Pro
Shops that run themselves. Load a table of priced items and let the party browse by tapping, while you step back in only to close a sale or haggle. All plans

Threat levels

Any enemy can carry a threat level, set by the DM. It changes what happens the moment a player taps that enemy's coin. Each level can also play an introduction you write, so the creature arrives with your words rather than a stat block. All plans

NoneThe enemy card shows as normal.
CautionThe card shows with a warning line. Your introduction plays first if you wrote one.
DangerousA warning screen plays before the card, or your introduction plays in its place.
DeadlyA full sequence of its own. The name, stat block and hit points stay behind a veil until the DM lifts it.

Deadly is for the fight the party should think twice about. They know it is bad. They do not know what it is. You decide when they find out.

Combat

Combat Manager. Initiative order, hit points and conditions for every creature in the fight, in one drawer on the DM's screen. DM Pro
Combatant NPCs. Allies and neutral NPCs who join a fight get their own hit points and a place in the order. DM Pro
Stat blocks included. 2,455 creatures across every supported book, with full actions and traits. All plans
The player's combat drawer. HP, death saves, spell slots, class resources, hit dice and rests on the player's own phone. Player Pro
Death saves by the book. Full 5e rules, and when a hero falls, the table chooses how the story goes on: Rise Again, Rest in Peace or Begin a New Chapter. Player Pro

Your world

Both editions. Each campaign runs on D&D 5e (2014) or the 2024 rules, chosen by the DM. One DM can run both side by side. All plans
Third party books. Level Up Advanced 5e Monstrous Menagerie from EN Publishing, and Tome of Beasts 1 to 3, Creature Codex and Vault of Magic from Kobold Press. Each is its own toggle, per campaign. DM Pro
The Codex. Locations, factions, lore and the NPCs who live there, kept in one place the party can read as you reveal it. Players can leave their own notes on NPCs. All plans
The BBEG. Mark your antagonist, and the Chronicle records when the party first learned who was behind it all. DM Pro
Campaigns. One campaign on the free plan, as many as you like on DM Pro. DM Pro
Image uploads. Portraits for heroes and NPCs, and pictures in journal entries. DM Pro

For players

Guests. Tap any token with no account at all and see what the DM has revealed. All plans
A free character. One character, a personal journal, session history and the party's codex. Player Free
The full sheet. Saves, skills, AC and feats, multiple characters, and no ads. Player Pro
Party Plan. When the DM is on the Party Plan, every player in the campaign gets Player Pro at no extra cost. Party Plan

The story

Sessions and the DM log. Log what happened each night while it is still fresh. All plans
Player journals. Each entry has its own privacy: private, shared with the DM, or sealed until the campaign ends. All plans
Party polls. Close a session with a vote for MVP, best Nat 20, biggest Nat 1, best roleplay, smartest play and most lethal. All plans
The Campaign Chronicle. A page shared by link that tells the whole run: arcs, chapters, the heroes, the fallen, the villains, journal entries the players chose to share, and a closing letter from the DM. No login to read it. DM Pro
The Campaign Crest. An engraved keepsake with the party name and every hero, with an NFC tag inside that opens the Chronicle when tapped. Coming soon

In the works: the Dungeon Director

Ambience that follows the game. Rain when the party is out in a storm, a tavern when they walk into one, and the room changing when a fight starts. It runs off what the DM is already tracking, so there is no soundboard to manage mid session. Coming soon

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