5e Health Calculator is a website and mobile application that helps players of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D)

 

 calculate their hit points, saving time and effort when tracking your life total.

 

 It’s packed with features like a quick-reference card, lifetime cost calculator, disease tracker. 

 

This article provides an introduction to the site, its features and functionality.

 

 It is presented in such a way that new players will understand what the website does without needing to jump into implementation details.

 

The article will show how to calculate your hit points and lifetime cost, 

 

which are the most important results of the 5e Health Calculator. To do so, it will provide an overview of all available calculations.

 

 As you read along, feel free to use the quick reference table for quick access to common features.

 

It will also cover some other features like tracking diseases and abilities. 

 

There is no need to worry about any options that are not listed. If there is something that you want or need to be explained, just let me know! 

 

All calculators on the website are provided with screen shots. 

 

The integrated mobile app has a drop-down menu with its own screenshots. 

 

Throughout this article, we will use the following terms:

 

Hit Points (HP) – The amount of health your character has. It shows how close you are to death. 

 

It is the most important result of any 5e Health calculator. 

 

– The amount of health your character has. It shows how close you are to death.

 

 It is the most important result of any 5e Health calculator. Constitution Modifier (CM) – See Constitution modifier . 

 

– See . Life Points (LP) – The amount of health your character has after all conditions are applied. 

 

It is calculated via the Life Points formula. 

 

– The amount of health your character has after all conditions are applied. It is calculated via the Life Points formula. 

 

Constitution Roll – A D&D strength roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

– A D&D strength roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

Constitution Break – Your max HP minus one is equal to or less than your current LP . 

 

– Your max HP minus one is equal to or less than . 

 

Life Points Roll – A D&D constitution roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

– A D&D constitution roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

Recovery Roll – A D&D constitution roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

– A D&D constitution roll made by rolling 20d6 and adding your Constitution modifier. 

 

Max HP – The amount of hit points at 100%. 

 

– The amount of hit points at 100%. Current HP – Your current hit points, or “HP”. 

 

– Your current hit points, or “HP”. Max LP – The amount of lp at 100%. 

 

– The amount of lp at 100%. Current LP – Your current LP, or “LP”. 

 

– Your current LP, or “LP”. Current HP Break – Your current HP is equal to or less than your max HP . 

 

– Your current HP is equal to or less than your . Current LP Break – Your current LP is equal to or less than your max LP . 

 

– Your current LP is equal to or less than your . Lifestyle Roll – Every day, you need to do 1d4. 

 

For every 12 days that pass, you also need to do 1d4. For every 24 days that pass, you need to do 1d8. 

 

For every 48 days that pass, you also need to do 1d12. For every 96 days that pass, you need to do 2d4. 

 

– Every day, you need to do 1d4. For every 12 days that pass, you also need to do 1d4.

 

 For every 24 days that pass, you need to do 1d8. For every 48 days that pass, you also need to do 1d12.

 

 For every 96 days that pass, you need to do 2d4. Disability Roll –

 

 Every day your character is disabled in some way by saving throws or natural healing , it’s a DC 13 Constitution Check . 

 

– Every day your character is disabled in some way by saving throws or natural healing ,

 

 it’s a . Death – When your max HP is equal to or less than 0, you are considered dead. 

 

– When your max HP is equal to or less than 0, you are considered dead. Damage –

 

 All damage done against monsters and other players comes from modifiers against monsters and other PCs. 

 

This includes weapon modifiers, ability modifier, spell casting modifier etc. 5e health calculator

 

The table below lists all the main components of the 5e Health Calculator website.