Rollwright

Rollwright turns static rules text on tabletop RPG reference sites into something you can click and roll. Random tables: adds a Roll button to tables with roll ranges, such as d100 magic item and encounter tables. Rolling highlights and scrolls to the matching row. Ability mod/save rolling: click a stat block's Mod or Save cell to roll 1d20 plus that bonus, shown in a small popover. Inline dice rolling: dice notation in prose, such as 2d8 or 1d6+3, becomes clickable. Custom dice roller: a floating button opens a panel to roll any die, quantity, modifier, and advantage or disadvantage. Roll history: an optional draggable, collapsible panel logs rolls for the session. You control where Rollwright runs. It activates only on the sites you allow in Options. Five popular tabletop RPG reference sites come preconfigured; you can add or remove sites, with a browser permission prompt for each new site. Optional Tablewright integration: turn on Send rolls to Tablewright and set your Tablewright site to show rolls at a Tablewright table open in the same browser. Off by default. Privacy: Rollwright has no server and sends nothing to the developer. It reads pages you allow, in your browser, only to add roll buttons. Your site list and settings stay in browser storage; roll history lasts only until you close or reload the page. If you turn on Send rolls to Tablewright, a roll's dice, total and formula, a result line that may include page text, sometimes the nearest heading, a random ID and the time are handed to your chosen Tablewright page in the same browser. If you play online, Tablewright shares the roll with your table.