Jumping Calculator

Jumping calculator for D&D 5e

Strength:

Height:

feet

inches

Spell: Jump

Feat: Athlete

Magic Item: Boots of Striding and Springing

Barbarian: Totem Spirit: Tiger

Fighter: Champion: Remarkable Athlete

Monk: Step of the Wind

Rogue: Thief: Second Story Work

A character can NOT jump farther than their remaining movement.*

With a running start...

(10 feet of movement)

...you long jump is

feet horizontally.

...your high jump is

feet off the ground.

...you can reach up and grab something that is

feet off the ground.

Without a running start...

...your long jump is

feet horizontally.

...your high jump is

feet off the ground.

...you can reach up and grab something that is

feet off the ground.

If there are obstacles in the way...

...you might need to make a

DC10 Strength (Athletics)

check to jump over them.

...you cannot jump over any obstacles that are taller than

feet.

If you land in difficult terrain...

...you might need to make a

DC10 Dexterity (Acrobatics)

check or land prone.

DM Discretion

The DM may allow you to push beyond your limits with a Strength (Athletic) check.

* A character can NOT jump farther than their remaining movement. However, they may Dash to extend that movement (i.e. by using using an action to Dash). For example, if a character has 30 feet of movement on their turn, but has the ability to jump 40 feet, they will only be able to jump 30 feet (and will use their movement to do so). But, if they Dash, they will have 60 feet of movement, allowing them to jump 40 feet and have 20 feet remaining.