The Magic the Gathering to Dungeons & Dragons (Mtg to D&D Converter) converter is a mobile app that can easily convert a Magic card into a 5e D&D Monster’s sheet.
Note that the converter, for obvious reasons, can only convert CREATURE cards into D&D monsters.
The projects started as a joke but ends up being a useful tool for both Magic and D&D fans, expecially for the dungeon masters. With this tool a card of your collection can turn into a challenging creature for your party – with no more effort that just a click!
Mobile (Android) Version
The main version is an android app called Mtg to D&D Converter.
It’s available on Google Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xaxis.magictodndconverter
Desktop (Windows) Version
The Desktop version for Windows is a java software; I have recently updated it to match the last version of the mobile app:
Notes
The software uses the Scryfall databes to find cards desriptions, so an internet connection is required to use it. A tool to insert manually a custom card is in progress, but not ended yet.
As mentioned the software is written in java, and it presents itself as a .jar file. To run a java file, the Java JRE (or java JDK) version 8.0 or grater is required on your machine. For more informartion about how install java, please visit this page:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/install/install_overview.html
The link below dowloaded a .zip file. You need to extract its content to use it. To make the software start, simply enter in the folder and press twice on the .jar file.
Disclaimer
I have no rights neither on the Magic the Gathering cards, text and arts (the artist’s name is reported at the top of every monster stat to give credits to its own author), nor on the Dungeons & Dragons brand. This software was designed only to create a funny tool for both Magic the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons fans, but I have no rights on the original products that are owned by the Wizard of the Coast company.
The software make use of the Scryfall tools to access their card database via HTML, but the Scryfall company is not involved in any way in the project. In one word: As part of the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy, I used their card data and image database for creating an additional Magic software.