Rules Wiki References and attribution
Books, official websites, campaign documents, and other reference material used throughout the D&D Portal Wiki.
D&D Portal uses a combination of official publications, official online references, campaign documents, original material, and player feedback.
A source being listed on this page does not necessarily mean that every part of that source has been reproduced or is currently used on the wiki. Some sources are used only for historical research, comparison, mechanical inspiration, or homebrew development.
The website aims to distinguish between:
A source, an author, and a licence are three different things.
Public accessibility does not automatically mean that content is free from copyright or may be republished without permission.
Showing 24 sources.
Official publication
The freely published basic rules for creating characters, adventuring, combat, spellcasting, monsters, and magic items.
Official publication
The primary player-facing rulebook for characters, classes, races, equipment, combat, skills, feats, and spellcasting.
Official publication
The primary Dungeon Master reference for running games, creating adventures, rewards, encounters, and magic items.
Official publication
A supplement containing arcane classes, prestige classes, feats, spells, and character concepts.
Official publication
A supplement focused on divine magic, religious characters, classes, prestige classes, feats, and spells.
Official publication
A supplement focused on skill-based characters, specialised classes, prestige classes, feats, and equipment.
Official publication
A supplement covering psionic classes, prestige classes, feats, powers, and psionic character options.
Official publication
A supplement focused on arcane characters, magical archetypes, alternative class features, feats, and spells.
Official publication
A supplement about religious organisations, affiliations, divine options, domain feats, and character devotion.
Official publication
A supplement focused on scoundrels, trickery, skill tricks, prestige classes, feats, and unconventional characters.
Official publication
A collection of monsters, fiends, templates, and unusual creatures.
Official publication
A supplement about playing monsters, monster classes, templates, abilities, feats, equipment, and transformations.
Official publication
A supplement containing classes, prestige classes, feats, spells, monsters, and miniature-combat material.
Official publication
A detailed reference about dragons, their anatomy, behaviour, societies, combat abilities, spells, and treasure.
Official publication
A large collection of magic armour, weapons, clothing, tools, item sets, and magic-item rules.
Official publication
A consolidated collection of spells from numerous official supplements and publications.
Official publication
A Forgotten Realms regional supplement containing locations, races, regions, feats, classes, spells, and creatures.
Official publication
A supplement about gods, divine ranks, pantheons, worship, divine abilities, and immortal characters.
Official publication
A collection of revised playable species and monster statistics from several Fifth Edition publications.
Official online source
The official digital toolset and online rules reference for Dungeons & Dragons.
Official online source
The policy describing how certain Wizards of the Coast intellectual property may be used in unofficial fan-created content.
Project source
Original house rules, campaign decisions, availability restrictions, interpretations, and table agreements created for campaigns connected to D&D Portal.
Project source
Original classes, subclasses, species, monsters, items, spells, locations, and mechanics made for campaigns connected to D&D Portal.
Project source
Feedback, playtest results, corrections, questions, and suggestions provided by players and Dungeon Masters.
Commercial books are listed for attribution and reference purposes. Their inclusion on this page does not mean that D&D Portal distributes those books or grants access to their complete contents.
Visitors should obtain commercial publications through an authorised retailer, publisher, licensed platform, library, or another lawful source.
D&D Portal is intended as an informational and campaign-organisational resource, not as a replacement for official books or licensed digital services.
Different editions and publications may contain different versions of a rule, class, species, spell, monster, or other game element.
When sources conflict, the wiki should identify which edition, publication, or campaign decision is being used. The rule selected by the Dungeon Master for the relevant campaign takes priority during that campaign.
If a wiki page unintentionally conflicts with its cited official source, the official source should normally be treated as authoritative unless the difference is clearly labelled as a house rule or deliberate interpretation.
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