Heir of Smoke - D&D twine supplement

I watched my kid struggle running D&D for their friends and I thought "How can I make this easier?" I present the Heir of Smoke.

Heir of Smoke is a D&D adventure or supplement written in Twine, with some cool features.


  • It has HP tracking javascript sliders, right there in line. This way you don't have to keep a separate piece of scratch paper.
  • Random Encounters built into the twine logic
  • Attack macros, so you can just tap the button and get a random D20 value and damage, custom tailored to the monster of course.
  • A little 'read aloud' css style that puts text in a nice tan box.
Check out the project here: https://emmettbaber.itch.io/heir-of-smoke
and if you want to make your own check out the repo here: https://github.com/CaptainEmber/TwineTracker

I have a template file uploaded there that showcases all the features, and it already has the five rooms outlined!



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