OVERLORD is a web-based application designed to help you create, manage, and share statblocks for Trespasser RPG. With an intuitive interface and a host of built-in features, OVERLORD lets you view, edit, export, and organize your statblocks—all in one place.
OVERLORD provides a complete workflow for managing your statblocks. Whether you’re creating new monsters, tweaking existing ones, or bundling statblocks into supplements, this app offers an integrated environment for all your needs. Key functions include:
- A visual statblock viewer with multiple export and share capabilities.
- An organized library to store and search your statblocks.
- An interactive editor with both form-based and YAML options.
- Tools for creating, uploading, and merging bundles.
- Local, offline storage with backup options to easily move your collection between devices.
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Statblock Viewer
View your statblocks in a clean, printable format. Export them as PDF or PNG files and share statblocks with friends via generated share links. -
Statblock Library
Create, collect, and organize your statblocks. Easily mark favorites, and filter or sort your collection by key attributes such as Name, Level, Role, TR, or Bundle. -
Statblock Editor
Use an interactive editor to build new statblocks or modify existing ones. The editor supports an arbitrary number features and deeds, giving you plenty of flexibility in designing your monsters. -
YAML Editor
For users who prefer direct data manipulation, the integrated YAML editor allows you to edit, copy, and paste statblock data. -
Statblock Bundles
Create, Import, and manage statblock bundles to support homebrew supplements or easily share multiple statblocks with friends. Upload, merge, and export bundles in both JSON and YAML formats. -
Library Backup
Back up your entire collection with a single click. Export and import backups to ensure your statblocks are always safe.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. For complete details, please see the LICENSE file.
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