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D&D 5e Horseshoe Table 2.0 FINAL RELEASE

An eight player D&D table! What could possibly go wrong?

This is the final release of my D&D horseshoe table, after far too long in beta. New character sheets and netcode have reduced lag, but I'll still give a lag warning. Future TTS updates might help down the line, so screw it! Time to release!

This table's claim to fame (besides eight-player support) is a card-based inventory. Players have cards for equipment and spells; to equip something, you drag the card into the corresponding slot. This allows the DM to literally "deal" equipment to the player's hands. In addition, spells and abilities can be kept in the player's hands for easy tracking of what's prepared. To top it off, all cards include quick-reference to relevant rules.

This table is an update of my old mod, "D&D 5e Horseshoe Table". You can get the old beta version here.


Unlikely, but if something breaks, let me know in the comments. I'll squash any bugs that pop up, though keep in mind I mod in my spare time. I'll try to get to everything ASAP, but life, man.


Due to "unofficial" mod reuploads (compilation packs, all-in-one map editors, etc.), it's been impossible to keep track of every original author. I'd like to a special mention to Vess for providing half the models used, AnnesFlashBack for almost all of the cards, Liverty has Returned for the inventory slots, Awakener for the scripted character sheets, and Ozuro (on Reddit here) for the fantastic DM screen.

Mod authors, if I used your mod and you'd like credit, let me know in the comments below. Give me the name of your mod so I can verify you're the author and that I used your mod.


Any portions of this mod not already owned by Berserk Games, Valve Corporation, other mod authors or any other copyright holder is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. This means you can use this mod for whatever you want, provided you provide me (Oportet) with reasonable attribution. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.