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D&D 5e Hit Points Calculator

Work out your D&D 5e character's hit points from class, level, and Constitution score. Choose average or max rolls and you get total HP, your hit dice pool, and a per-level table.

How to use
  1. Select your class and current level.
  2. Enter your Constitution score.
  3. Pick the average or max-roll method.
Level
Total hit points (average)
44 HP

Fighter L5, CON 14 · hit dice 5d10

CON modifier
+2
Max possible
62
Floor (all 1s)
25
Estimates for general information, verify important figures before relying on them.
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Worked examples

ClassLevelCONAverage HP
Wizard (d6)1148
Rogue (d8)51438
Fighter (d10)51647
Barbarian (d12)51657

Common questions

How is HP calculated at level 1 in 5e?

Level 1 HP is the maximum of your class hit die plus your Constitution modifier. A d10 Fighter with +2 CON starts at 12.

Should I take average or roll for HP?

Average HP is the safer, more consistent choice. Rolling can give more but also risks low results, so many tables use the fixed average.

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