Dofus Playground
Hello, and welcome to the Dofus Playground!
Dofus Playground was initially created exclusively for my use... but a quick make-over and an account-creation process has made it available for everyone!
Most of the tools here can be used without creating an account or logging in - poke around the menu up top to look around.
Log in using the bar above, or create an account if you don't already have one.
Dofus Playground is free to use, free of ads... free, free, free. If you like my work, donating via PayPal would be awesome (server costs, etc; button below; I also accept Orche Dofuses :P). But that's totally optional; there are no limitations on the site's use if you don't, and there never will be.
Latest News
June 17th, 2010
I added a damage calculation for Homing Hand to the Xelor build calculator sheet, using information taken from http://dofuswiki.wikia.com/wiki/Needle.
The build calculator has been updated to ask for your character's level, so it can make this calculation (since the Needle's chance is boosted by your level%).
I may add similar calculations for other summons, but I feel like Homing Hand is one of the more confusing summons to use.
April 24th, 2010
I updated the server list to include all of the servers. I'm also storing the "community" of the servers now, so that I can present that information to you as well. I'd also like to make the server table sortable some day, to make viewing it easier.
I also added the ability to delete entries from the Market Tracker listing. I'd also like to add more tools for the Market Tracker, such as finding average listing values of items, and a way to track items sold via Merchant Mode!
I am unfortunately busy with many other projects, so when all of these plans for the Dofus Playground will come to fruition, I don't really know, but I'll certainly post here again when I do!
EDIT: Apparently the Market Tracker was not recording entries for most servers. This has been fixed. I also added "Trool Fair" and "Merchant Mode" as possible markets to select from.
I also forgot to mention earlier: the site's encoding is now UTF-8 (it was probably ISO-8859-1 before), so the use of accented characters in names, etc, should work better now than it used to.