Credits

D&D Portal was designed, developed, published, and is maintained by Toon van Berkel.

The website was created as an accessible reference for players participating in Dungeons & Dragons campaigns managed through the D&D Portal project.

The website is independently created fan content. It is not operated, sponsored, endorsed, or specifically approved by Wizards of the Coast.

Technical problems, content corrections, feature requests, accessibility problems, and suggestions for new pages should preferably be submitted through the public GitHub repository.

• A clear and descriptive title.
• A link to the page where the problem occurs.
• A description of the current behaviour or content.
• A description of what you expected to see instead.
• Steps to reproduce a technical problem.
• Screenshots, error messages, or code examples where relevant.
• A source reference when suggesting a correction to an official rule.

Use GitHub issues ↗ GitHub - Report a Problem Create a new issue Report a technical problem, incorrect page, broken feature, or other issue with the D&D Portal Wiki. Full link: https://github.com/toon-van-berkel/dnd-wiki/issues/new for public reports or email Email - Contact Toon van Berkel Send an email to Toon van Berkel regarding the D&D Portal Wiki, its content, or other related enquiries. Full link: mailto:toonvanberkel.public@gmail.com for private questions.

Community contributions are welcome when they improve accuracy, readability, accessibility, organisation, or technical quality.

• Correcting spelling, grammar, and unclear wording.
• Reporting incorrect or outdated rule information.
• Improving keyboard navigation or screen-reader support.
• Fixing broken links or layout problems.
• Improving mobile and tablet usability.
• Adding missing source references.
• Improving page organisation and navigation.
• Suggesting new campaign tools or reference pages.
• Submitting technical improvements through a pull request.

Submitted material is subject to the Contribution Terms D&D Portal - Contribution Terms Contributor conditions Read the conditions applying to submitted content, code, artwork, corrections, and other contributions. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/contribution-terms/.

Professional questions about web development, software development, design, collaboration, or related business matters should use professional contact routes.

Questions specifically relating to D&D Portal can be sent by email Email - Contact Toon van Berkel Send an email to Toon van Berkel regarding the D&D Portal Wiki, its content, or other related enquiries. Full link: mailto:toonvanberkel.public@gmail.com. Do not use this contact information to request copies of commercial Dungeons & Dragons books or copyrighted material.

D&D Portal uses official rules, simplified explanations, campaign-specific interpretations, original homebrew, and third-party inspiration.

The detailed register is maintained on the Sources D&D Portal - Sources Referenced material View the books, websites, documents, and other resources referenced throughout the D&D Portal Wiki. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/sources/ page.

Visual material can include class portraits, species portraits, supporting page images, icons, edited images, and temporary references.

AI-generated and AI-assisted visuals are documented on the AI Transparency D&D Portal - AI Transparency Artificial intelligence usage Read how artificial intelligence tools are used, reviewed, and disclosed during development of the wiki. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/ai/ page.

Interface icons are used for classes, rules, damage types, conditions, movement, spells, equipment, navigation, and project pages.

Icon attribution should remain visible when externally sourced or adapted icon sets are used.

• SvelteKit for routing and application structure.
• Svelte components for page headers, cards, content sections, inline links, tables, and navigation.
• TypeScript for central page data and safer metadata.
• Sass and CSS for layout, visual styling, and responsive behaviour.
• GitHub for source control, development history, issue reports, and contribution review.

Original website code, structure, and project-specific written material belong to their respective authors unless otherwise stated.

Dungeons & Dragons names, marks, product titles, settings, and related properties belong to Wizards of the Coast LLC and other applicable rights holders.

Special thanks go to the players and Dungeon Masters who test rules at the table, report confusing pages, suggest improvements, and make the project useful.