$29.99Dynamic Dungeons Editor Your table, alive
Dynamic Dungeons Editor turns a flat TV or projector into a shared battle map for your tabletop night. As game master you queue animated maps, hide rooms with fog of war, and drop in tokens and weather effects while everyone watches the dungeon move.
Is Dynamic Dungeons Editor worth it?
Dynamic Dungeons Editor is worth it if…
- you run in-person tabletop nights and want maps on a shared screen
- you like revealing dungeons room by room with fog of war
- you already have battle maps or videos to bring along
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A TV laid flat becomes the table
You lay the TV flat, cover it with plexiglass, and put the player view on that second screen while you run the controls from your laptop. The group rolls real dice on top while an animated map plays underneath, and you flip scenes without leaving the flow. It is local only, not an online table tool, and it works best with everyone in the same room around the same glowing dungeon. The included grids are few and simple, so bring Dynamic Dungeons videos or your own images and video files.
Fog, tokens, and weather on cue
You build a playlist for the night, then cover parts of the map with fog of war and wipe it away as the party opens doors. You add PNG tokens for heroes and monsters, lay a custom hex or square grid over any map, and tweak color to match the mood. It plays maps rather than building 3D ones, so keep the setup lean.
Good to know before you gather around?
Can you play it with everyone in one room?
Yes, that is what it is made for. You run the controls on your screen and show the player view on a flat TV or a projector aimed at the table. It has no online mode, so remote party crowds will need something else.
Can you run a whole campaign playlist in it?
You can line up maps and scenes in a storyline order and switch between them during play. Larger stories can load slowly, so many game masters keep only the night's maps loaded.
Does it work with miniatures and markers?
Yes. With a plexiglass sheet over a flat TV you can place miniatures on top and use dry or wet-erase markers without marking the screen.
