Terms of Service
Last updated: 28 August 2026
The rules for using the Roll in One website and application: account, purchases, payment and licences, acceptable use, intellectual property and liability.
Introduction
These terms govern the use of the Roll in One website and application, published by BlueDungeonCraft (“we”). By using them, you accept these terms. For any question, write to [email protected].
1. What the service is
Roll in One is a preparation tool for tabletop role-playing games: printable cards, a character creator, session management and a content editor. It comes in two forms, a website and a desktop application, which share the same account.
Some of the content is free; the rest is grouped into paid packs.
2. Your account
Signing in happens through Google or through a link sent to your email address. There is no password: access to your account therefore depends on access to your mailbox, whose security is your responsibility.
You are responsible for the activity carried out from your account. You may delete it at any time from your account page; what that deletion entails is described in the privacy policy.
3. Purchases, payment and licences
Buying a pack grants you a personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use its content, for your own use and that of your gaming table. Reselling, redistributing and publicly sharing that content is prohibited.
Purchases are attached to your account, which is how you find them again on all your devices. The prices that apply are those shown at the time of purchase.
Who sells you the pack. We create the content and grant you the licence described above. The sale itself is carried by Stripe, through its Link service: Stripe acts as the merchant of record, meaning it resells the pack to you in its own name. In that capacity it is the party that takes the payment, issues the invoice, collects and remits the applicable taxes — VAT among them — and provides you with the corresponding document. Payment is therefore governed by Stripe’s and Link’s terms in addition to these terms.
Your receipt comes from Stripe, not from us. The proof of purchase and, where applicable, the invoice, are sent to you by Stripe (Link), to the address you give it at the time of payment. Our own emails carry only the sign-in link and the confirmation that the pack is available on your account. For the same reason, the charge appears on your bank statement under a wording that starts with “LINK.COM*”, followed by our own descriptor — not under our name alone. Your orders are then managed at Link, on link.com: that is where you find your purchase history and your receipts, and where you can update your payment method and your billing address. If you paid without a Link account, you will be prompted to create one in order to reach it.
Currency. Prices are shown in euros. Depending on your country and your payment method, Stripe may offer to charge you in your local currency and apply its own conversion: the exact amount that will be charged is shown to you before you confirm the payment.
Refunds. A refund is handled by Stripe, since Stripe is the party that took the payment. It may notify you of the refund directly, independently of any message from us. A full refund of a pack ends the corresponding licence, and access to the content is withdrawn from the account.
Right of withdrawal. This content is digital content supplied without a tangible medium. By requesting immediate access to a pack after purchase, you expressly request performance of the contract before the end of the fourteen-day withdrawal period and waive that right of withdrawal once access has begun, in accordance with French consumer law.
4. Acceptable use
By using the service, you undertake not to:
- circumvent, disable or attempt to circumvent the technical protections that govern access to paid content;
- extract, copy or bulk-redistribute paid content, by any means whatsoever;
- disrupt the operation of the service, its servers or its interfaces;
- use the service for unlawful purposes or in ways that infringe the rights of others.
In the event of a breach, access to the service may be suspended or terminated.
5. Intellectual property
Part of the content is based on the Dungeons & Dragons System Reference Document (SRD), published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence: those elements remain subject to their original licence, whose terms are recalled in the site footer.
Everything else — original content, card layouts and templates, brand, logos and software — remains our property or that of the relevant rights holders.
Printing the cards for your personal use and your games is expressly permitted: that is what the tool exists for.
6. Availability of the service
The service is provided “as is”, with no guarantee of uninterrupted availability or of freedom from error. It may be modified, interrupted or discontinued, in particular for maintenance.
Roll in One is a play aid: it does not replace the official rules, and does not claim to interpret them on your behalf.
7. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, we cannot be held liable for indirect damages arising from the use of, or inability to use, the service — in particular loss of data or of time.
This limitation applies without prejudice to the rights granted to consumers by law, from which nothing in these terms may derogate.
8. Changes to these terms
These terms may be amended. The date shown at the top of this page is that of the latest version, and any substantial change will be brought to your attention through the service’s usual channels. Continuing to use the service after a change constitutes acceptance of the new version.
9. Governing law
These terms are governed by French law, and any dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the French courts — without prejudice to the protective rules that consumer law reserves for consumers, in particular as regards the competent court.
10. Contact
For any question about these terms: [email protected].