Roll and Lore Screen
Last updated: 22 October 2026

Privacy

This notice describes how the current, registration-free version of Roll and Lore Screen handles information.

Contact

The Roll and Lore Screen project can be contacted at handcrafteddungeons98@gmail.com.

Local campaign storage

No account is required. Campaigns, characters, notes, settings, recovery points and imported assets are stored locally in your browser using browser storage technologies such as local storage and IndexedDB.

The current application does not intentionally upload this campaign data to a Handcrafted Dungeons server or to advertising providers. Local data can be lost if browser data is cleared, the browser removes site storage or the device becomes unavailable. Use the built-in complete backup function regularly.

Files you choose to import

Uploaded maps, portraits, character PDFs and PDF Library documents are processed by the application in your browser and stored locally where required. They are not uploaded to our servers. Do not import content that you are not authorised to use.

External services

Some features request rules information or software components from external providers, including Open5e, the D&D 5e API, cdnjs and jsDelivr. When your browser contacts these services, they may receive ordinary technical request data such as your IP address, browser information, requested resource and time of access. Their own privacy terms apply to that processing. Advertising providers are described separately below.

Email and support messages

If you contact us, we receive the email address, message and attachments you choose to send. We use them to answer questions, investigate bugs and improve the application. Support messages may be retained while they remain useful for resolving the request or documenting a recurring problem.

Do not send sensitive personal data or complete campaign backups unless they are necessary and you understand their contents.

Cookies and analytics

Browser storage used to save your campaigns and preferences is necessary for the application to work. Roll and Lore Screen does not use analytics scripts.

This notice will be updated before analytics, accounts or server-side synchronisation are introduced.

Advertising (Google AdSense)

To keep Roll and Lore Screen free, we plan to show a small number of ads served by Google AdSense, a service of Google LLC. Ads are limited to the welcome page and are never shown inside character sheets, trackers, dice, libraries or other tools you use during play. Advertising may not be active yet.

No advertising script is loaded until you choose Allow ads in the small notice that appears on the page. If you choose No thanks, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, no ad request is made. You can change your choice at any time with the Ad preferences link in the footer of the welcome page.

When ads are loaded, Google and its advertising partners may receive technical request data such as your IP address, browser and device information, and may set or read cookies or similar identifiers in your browser. We ask for non-personalised ads by default, which means ads are not meant to be based on your earlier browsing activity. Google decides how the data it receives is processed under its own terms; where required, Google is an independent controller for that processing.

Your campaign content (characters, notes, maps, PDF files and other saved data) stays in your browser and is not sent to Google by this application.

More information: How Google uses information from sites that use its services, Google Ad Settings and aboutads.info choices.

Your choices and requests

You can remove locally stored application data through the in-app data controls or your browser settings. Because local campaigns are not held in our own database, we generally cannot recover them for you.

For questions about an email you sent or any other privacy request, use the contact page or write to handcrafteddungeons98@gmail.com.

Changes to this notice

We may update this page when the application or its data handling changes. The date at the top identifies the current version.