A downloadable tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Sales & Dungeons — Thermal Printer as D&D Utility.

With Sales & Dungeons you can create highly customizable handouts, quick reference and much more for your Dungeons and Dragons (or other PnP) Sessions. Most Thermal Printer are small in size and can be taken with you and kept right at the gaming table. Use-cases range from printing out magic items, spells or a letter that the group found to little character sheets of your players to use as DM note. The possibilities are nearly endless!

Warning: This is still rough and early version. If you want to get this working the best way is to jump on the Discord and ask for help.

— Features

  • Works on
    • Windows
    • Mac (Intel, M1)
    • Linux (x64, ARM64)
    • Raspberry Pi (ARMv6, ARMv7)
    • Anything else go can be compiled on
  • Extensive templating system through Nunjucks
  • Extensive random generator system
  • Various connection methods
    • Windows Direct Printing
    • Raw USB Printing
    • CUPS
    • Serial
  • Import & Export templates and data sources
  • Fast access to external data sources like Open5e (instant access to SRD monsters, spells and more)
  • Import FoundryVTT Modules to access the data of even more Systems
  • Edit templates in your favorite editor (e.g. Visual Studio Code) and get live preview

— Links

— Example Printouts:


Download

Download
snd_darwin_amd64_gui_bc7ee01.zip 14 MB
Download
snd_darwin_arm64_gui_bc7ee01.zip 13 MB
Download
snd_linux_amd64_gui_bc7ee01.zip 13 MB
Download
snd_windows_amd64_gui_bc7ee01.zip 13 MB

Install instructions

Feel free to check if a newer version is available on Github. Builds for more systems (Raspberry Pi) are also available there:

https://github.com/BigJk/snd/releases


In general:

  1. Download the .zip for your Platform
  2. Unzip
  3. Start "Sales & Dungeons" executable
  4. It might take a few seconds for the UI to download all dependencies

Linux & Mac:

You might need to run

chmod +x ./Sales\ \&\Dungeons

in the terminal to make the file executable

Development log

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