Getting Started with the Toolset
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What This Project Is About
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- The goal of this project is to provide a set of simple, quick-access tools for Dungeon Masters and Game Masters of various tabletop roleplaying games (with a heavy focus on Dungeons and Dragons and similar).
- Although there are a ton of other DND toolsets available online, this particular toolset aims to be a free stand-in for everyday use with:
    - Virtual dice-rolling and management of rolls individually or as a sum
    - Quick access to information on *Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition* monsters
    - Easy tracking of player/monster initiative in in-game combat scenarios
    - An extremely simple means of managing character information such as status conditions, health points, and more
    - A simple, intuitive, fantasy-themed user interface

Included Features
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- Some of the current features and their conveniences include:
    - Initiative Tracker
        - Buttons for adding players and monsters to the queue
        - Buttons for pulling a player/monster off of the list after their turn is over, and for starting a new round of combat
        - Relevant information on each player and monster in the queue, in order of initiative roll
    - List of Players
        - Each player has a Player Name, Character Name, Character Class, Armor Class, and Health Points.
    - Dice Roller
        - Multiple buttons for rolling different kinds of dice (D4, D6, D8, etc.)
        - An "enable sum" button for adding up multiple rolls
    - A List Of All Monsters From DND 5th Edition
        - Each monster with health, challenge rating, and more directly from the *DND Monster Manual*
    - Save States

About Our Team
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Our team consists of Aaron Mandel, Emmanuel Butor, Hector Rosas, Matthew Fritsch, and Pierson Bian. We are a group of students at the University of California, Santa Cruz. This project is the sum of our work in CSE115: *Introduction to Software Engineering*.