Discord Bots for D&D, Honestly Compared
If you’ve searched “discord bots for dnd,” you’ve seen the wall: fifteen bots, each with a feature table, each described as essential. You add six of them in one enthusiastic evening, your server grows nine channels of bot spam, and three weeks later your cleric asks which slash command rolls dice because there are now four answers. Here’s the position this post takes: a D&D server needs at most three bots, because a campaign has exactly three problems a bot can solve. Rolling dice when you play online. Getting five adults into the same two hours. Remembering what happened. Everything else on the listicle is either a toy that’s fun for a week or a solution to a problem your table doesn’t have. Below is one honest pick per job, what it costs, where it falls down, and which bots to skip entirely. ...