App: MonsterRoll
Developer: Isom Software, LLC
Genres: Games, Role Playing, Utilities

Game Master, have your players abandoned your carefully crafted adventure to wander the uncharted, unplanned wilds?  Is the random bear cave they found far more interesting to them than the ancient tomb you planned?  Is the adventure grinding to a halt as you flip through pages to find tables to generate appropriate encounters to keep the adventurers entertained? This is why we built MonsterRoll. 

Add monsters on the fly.  Add them to tables and quickly roll encounters with stat cards so you can track which of seven goblins Bob just hit with a mace. When you use MonsterRoll during your adventures, they’ll never know that the orc warren was supposed to be just a random bear cave.

Create and maintain encounter tables for your campaigns.

Generate random encounters and calculate initiatives automatically.

Automatically adapt the number of monsters in an encounter based on the number of players in your adventure. 

Displays monster stat cards for each monster encountered. Lets you define monster stat cards using card images or manually entered data.

Accepts dice roll values for game masters who like to use their own dice.

Automatically calculates when additional rolls are needed due to lurker or solo encounters.

Tracks hit points throughout an encounter for each monster rolled.

Includes one default encounter table to get you started. Create your own tables. Copy from one table to another to customize your campaigns. Supports multiple selection for copy and paste.  Get all of your information at the touch of the dice.

Release notes:
We’ve added a bestiary!  

We’ve added terrain type and RPG game platform to your card options along with the ability to customize card labels giving you full control over the cards you create for any game platform.

And, now you can manage all your cards for all your game systems in one convenient bestiary.  Sort your monsters cards by name, level, terrain, or game platform.   Add/delete/modify your monster cards in the bestiary then copy them to your campaign tables.

Your campaign monsters remain completely separate from your bestiary giving you full flexibility for individual campaign table management.