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Version 1.4 · 2025-09-08
Fixed issues with the pen tools not showing between tabs
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The store currently lists version 1.4, updated 2025-09-08.



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Turn your iPad into the ultimate digital tabletop for playing your favorite print-and-play and roll-and-write games. With Roll N’ Write, seamlessly open PDFs of game sheets, roll custom dice, annotate your progress, and track your gameplay—all within one dedicated app designed specifically for solo gaming.
No accounts. No subscriptions. Works completely offline.
The best way to play dungeon crawls, roll-and-write puzzles, and print-and-play adventures on the go.
Advanced Dice Tools
• Create and save custom dice configurations (d4–d20 and beyond)
• Easily adjust dice rolls, mark dice as used, or re-roll anytime
• Place dice rolls directly onto your digital game sheets
Interactive Card Decks
• Build and manage card decks tailored to each game
• Quickly tap, exhaust, and discard cards during gameplay
• Drag and drop cards onto your PDFs for intuitive game management…
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Fixed issues with the pen tools not showing between tabs
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