Obsidian plugins with #tabletop-rpg#

The Iron Vault plugin is a comprehensive tool for playing Ironsworn/Starforged system games within Obsidian. With its built-in official rulesets, you can enjoy a seamless gaming experience with features like campaign management, multiplayer support, and customizable game data. The plugin also offers a range of blocks, commands, and entities to enhance your gameplay. Additionally, it provides a sidebar for quick access to important information, special links, CSS tweaks, callouts, and homebrew support. With its robust feature set and ease of use, Iron Vault is an excellent choice for Ironsworn/Starforged enthusiasts looking to streamline their game nights.

The Moulinette plugin connects your vault to Moulinette Cloud and turns its marketplace into a searchable content browser inside the app. It can look up images, sounds, music and note based resources such as rules, snippets and tables, then download them straight into your notes. The browser supports searching, browsing and filtering available creator content, so imported material stays close to the place where you write and prep. It is built around tabletop role playing workflows rather than general file sync. Some marketplace content is free, while premium material depends on supporting both the creator and Moulinette. The plugin also relies on online access because searches and downloads come from Moulinette hosted storage.

The Archivist GG plugin provides D&D character sheets that calculate saves, skills, attacks, damage and other statistics from character choices and rules. Its builder handles character creation and level advancement, including multiclassing. Characters remain ordinary vault notes, alongside included SRD 5.1 and SRD 5.2 compendiums and custom homebrew content. The sheet tracks spell slots, conditions, resources and rests, with editable numbers and breakdowns showing how values are calculated. Inventory supports containers, stacks, attunement and trades between characters, while equipped items apply their benefits. Companions and Wild Shape forms have their own statistics and controls. Notes can display stat blocks, embed compendium entries and contain clickable dice expressions. Rolling requires Javalent's Dice Roller plugin, but character sheets, stat blocks and compendiums work without it. Phones are supported, though their layout is not yet polished.

The DaggerForge plugin streamlines tabletop RPG management by allowing Game Masters to search, filter, and embed adversaries directly into their notes. It includes tools to build and customise monsters within the note-taking environment, making it easier to prep for sessions or improvise during gameplay. Designed for use with the DaggerHeart system, it integrates adversary management into your workflow without switching contexts. The plugin is still in its early stages, with a roadmap that includes stat blocks for environments and in-note HP and stress trackers, indicating ongoing development and a focus on extending game management features.