Dungeon of Datamancy
Turn-based roguelike dungeon crawler powered by real D&D monster and spell data. Fight 334 SRD creatures, draft from 319 spells, and compete on the leaderboard.
About Dungeon of Datamancy
Each run drops you into a procedurally generated dungeon where you build a spellcaster from scratch — drafting from 319 spells pulled straight from the D&D 5e SRD, then fighting your way through 334 faithfully implemented monsters. That ogre hits as hard as the rulebook says it should. That fireball scales exactly as written. The data isn't decorative; it's the whole engine.
Combat is turn-based, so there's no pressure to react in milliseconds. Think carefully, position well, and manage your spell slots or watch a run unravel fast. Dungeon of Datamancy sits comfortably in the games library alongside deeper strategy titles, but it's particularly rewarding for anyone who already knows their SRD.
Runs vary in length depending on how far you push, but a typical attempt takes 15–30 minutes — long enough to feel meaningful, short enough to squeeze in on a lunch break. A keyboard and a little patience with spellcasting choices will carry you further than raw luck.
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How to use
• **Goal:** Descend as deep as possible through dungeon floors, fighting D&D monsters with your party • **Combat:** Click action buttons to Attack, cast Spells, use Skills/Potions, or Defend - Each party member takes turns automatically - Watch combat unfold in the log below the monster • **Spells & Abilities:** Click Spells or Skills buttons to open a menu, then select which to use - Some require choosing a target (ally or enemy) - Potions work similarly for healing items • **Between Floors:** After each victory, draft new spells for your party or gain talents when leveling up - Use Quick Pick for random selection or Skip to continue • **Party Management:** Your characters level up and gain new abilities as you progress deeper • **Controls:** Mouse/touch only - click buttons to perform all actions • **Escape:** Use Flee button to retreat from tough fights, or Defend to reduce incoming damage
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