Training Grounds

Practice the 5E rules before they matter

Training Grounds runs short drills for the rolls you make most, against a practice dummy, with every die rolled by the same code a campaign uses.

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Training Grounds with a saving throw drill in progress: the Practice Adventurer's Dexterity saving throw shows d20 15 plus 2 for 17 against DC 13, a success.
Training Grounds drills roll the dice with the same code a campaign uses.
What you get

Learn the rolls by making them

Four drills

Ability checks, saving throws, advantage and disadvantage, and attacks and damage. Each is a few short steps.

Practise with your own character

Start a drill from a character's page and it runs against a copy, so the character you saved keeps its hit points, resources and experience as they were.

The same engine as play

Every die is rolled by the same code a campaign uses, and each roll is shown the way it is shown in a campaign.

No AI calls

Drills make no AI calls, so they draw on no daily allowance and cost no credits. They are included on every plan, the free one too.

How it starts

Three steps to the table

  1. Create your free table

    Make an account in a minute. No card required.

  2. Open Training Grounds

    Find it in the Coach, or start a drill from one of your characters.

  3. Run a drill

    Make each roll as the drill asks, and see the result the way a campaign shows it.

Questions

Before you sit down

Do drills use my allowance?

No. Training Grounds drills make no AI calls, so they draw on no daily allowance and cost no credits. They are included on every plan, the free one too.

Will a drill change my character?

No. A drill runs against a copy, so the character you saved keeps its hit points, resources and experience as they were.

Which rules does it use?

The same engine as campaign play, which follows the System Reference Document 5.2, the open fifth-edition-compatible ruleset.

More ways to play

Find the table that fits

Make the next roll a familiar one.

Create your free table and run your first drill.

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