Just wanted to share something I've been working on on-and-off for the past little while, Extradimensional, a web tool for sharing your bag of holding online. I ran into a problem when one of the players at my table who was responsible for the piece of paper that tracked our bag of holding couldn't make a session, so none of us knew what was in the bag. Plus it helps with that problem for the DM where you give out treasure that goes in the bag then you can't remember precisely what's in there.
It's completely free, as a hobby project of mine, so please check it out and let me know what you think!
Technically speaking, looks very nice and the UI is nice and simple (I looked only at the example bag). And as a software engineer I love to see D&D related hobby software projects. I've got a few ideas for myself as well, which I may or may not implement one day or another.
However, talking about your particular issue which inspired the whole project, DDB offers a Party Inventory to handle this exact issue. We've added our bag of holding into the party inventory and whenever we find items that doesn't really matter who has it we add it to the Party Inventory. I would wager most would prefer a built in tool rather than take on (yet another?) external tool into use.
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Hello fellow DMs,
Just wanted to share something I've been working on on-and-off for the past little while, Extradimensional, a web tool for sharing your bag of holding online. I ran into a problem when one of the players at my table who was responsible for the piece of paper that tracked our bag of holding couldn't make a session, so none of us knew what was in the bag. Plus it helps with that problem for the DM where you give out treasure that goes in the bag then you can't remember precisely what's in there.
It's completely free, as a hobby project of mine, so please check it out and let me know what you think!
Technically speaking, looks very nice and the UI is nice and simple (I looked only at the example bag). And as a software engineer I love to see D&D related hobby software projects. I've got a few ideas for myself as well, which I may or may not implement one day or another.
However, talking about your particular issue which inspired the whole project, DDB offers a Party Inventory to handle this exact issue. We've added our bag of holding into the party inventory and whenever we find items that doesn't really matter who has it we add it to the Party Inventory. I would wager most would prefer a built in tool rather than take on (yet another?) external tool into use.