The Data Rogue

[thedatarogue]

All D&D 5E Spells, in one place

Hello, D&D players!

Are you tired of having to go through multiple books, pdf files or third-party websites just to find the one spell you're looking for? Don't want to pay hundreds of dollars to be able to access all the spells in DND Beyond?

Well, I've got just the thing for you.

In this Github repository, I've uploaded a dataset with information on all of the 5E spells (inside the datasets folder). The README file has all the information you need to use it, along with some other stuff.

If you have any problems using these assets, feel free to contact me either through here or Github. I'm thinking of adding pictures to the guide on Github, but it might be a while before I do that.

If the link isn't working, just remove the https://href.li/? part and you should be good.

Happy travels, adventurers.

[thedatarogue]

Updates

Over the past week, I've made several changes to the files on github. I'll list the most important ones.

Two new columns added to the spells file ('D&D 5E Spells.xlsx')

Due to popular request (meaning I had an idea and was kicking myself for not having thought of this sooner), I've added two columns to the dataset: 'cast_higher' and 'higher_levels'. The first one is a boolean-type column (meaning the values are either True or False) and indicates whether or not the spell can be cast at a higher level, the second contains the effects of casting it at a higher level.

Changes to the /other_scripts folder

Changed the name of the file that was there (spells_function.py) to classes_function.py and added 3 more files with different functions for ease of use.

Changes to the /analysis folder

First of all, I think I'm pretty much done with the general analysis. I may polish it up a bit more in the future, but it's looking pretty good right now. I'll start analyzing more specific items from now on (things like concentration spells, Wizard spells, etc.). Though it might take me a while before I get around to actually doing it.

I've also added the two image files that appear in the analysis to the folder.

Here's the link again if you need it.