D&D Beyond Player Tools: User Reviews & Ratings in US App Store

3 out of 5

Pretty great app

Never had a problem with it. Been using the app since I started playing dnd. My entire group uses it.

3 out of 5

I’m new

I don’t know how this works can someone help me?

3 out of 5

Problems

I have used this app for many years. Here recently the app refuses to let me go in and edit my characters, so it’s impossible to
level up, or change spells/add equipment etc.

Went to the website instead, and I’m having the same issues there. Not sure what’s going on but it is aggravating.

3 out of 5

Needs a lot of work

Some nice features but need to use web page to update char stats or use most features. Online books don’t reference actual
book page numbers

3 out of 5

I like it, but…

I like it, but I hate that I can buy the books and not have online access to their content. I’d rather have physical copy than a
digital one.

3 out of 5

Barbarian rage

When pressed doesn’t add +2 to melee damage. Would really like if this changed. Items specials are also finicky.

3 out of 5

Support Dragonlance classes in character creator

There are no options to select some of the unique classes for the campaign of Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen.

3 out of 5

Great for resources, could use more functionality

I would love to be able to run my encounters within the mobile version of the app. It would also be nice to have wiki style
organization for campaigns.

3 out of 5

It’s ok, but better as a website

Like the title says, the site is better than the app. The app is kind of janky at times and there are some options on the site
that just don’t show up in app 3/5 still use it but annoying at times.

3 out of 5

Great, but has limitations

The platform as a whole is great, but the app for players isn’t nearly as good as just using the website. As they continue to
update and expand the abilities, (cough; sidekicks) this will continue to be a cornerstone of the D&D community.

3 out of 5

Please give us a fully native app…

Hasboro, buy the fight club 5 app and mix the best of dnd beyond content with fight club five’s organization and speed of use.

Design mobile first.

3 out of 5

Not as good as browser

I love D&Dbeyond. I subscribe. I bought content to use. I get annoyed using my character sheets with the app because nearly all of
my subscriber perks, preorder themes and frames are not able to be used in the app. As it stands I’m incentivized to use the
browser over the app.

3 out of 5

Make up your mind

Option to log in using Twitch is useless. Selecting that option ends up with the message that signing in with Twitch is not
enabled. Then remove the option dummies!

3 out of 5

Having issues changing spells

When trying to take a long rest change spells or adjust coins or hit points app will not update now I can still do all this on my
phone but on my tablet it will not sync or update

3 out of 5

Not bad

Can’t use the D20 in the dice roller even after latest update though

3 out of 5

Not mobile friendly

Hard to interact with the screen and unlock the full experience on a iPhone, even with a big screen. Constantly need to flip the
phone on its side or right side up

3 out of 5

Can’t login through Google anymore

I want to give it 5 stars because I love this site, but that app won’t login through Google anymore, so there’s no way for me
to access my library or characters here