This SRD notebook is based on my personal notebook, although I’ve gone through it and removed any content exclusive to the paid products (for example, the monster pages only feature the stat blocks from the SRD, not the descriptive text paragraphs and images from the official Monster Manual book). In an effort to make sure this public Notebook features all the content that WotC have released for free through various PDFs, I’ve combed through the Basic Player’s Rulebook, the Basic DM Rule Book, all the individual story line supplemental pdfs as they come out, and finally the 5E System Reference Document. This means that every single free monster, spell, and item I could find has been aggregated into this one document for you. As a result it contains more than 357 spells, 255 magic items, and 360+ monster stat blocks (along with all the core basic rules). It’s a shorter list to see what has been excluded, and I’ve compiled one here to help people who want to rebuild all the missing pieces.
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Last Updated: Jan 13th, 2018
Note: As far as I know, you need a subscription (even the trial) to MS Office in order to be able to open .onepkg files, as this will unlock the ability to save notebooks anywhere you want.
If you are using the free version of Onenote then it can only create notebooks on Onedrive; when that is the case then the notebook will have to be shared directly through Onenote, which will require an email address. Mac users might also require the notebook to be shared directly through Onenote.
Having me add your email to the share list definitely works, but you can also try using the Browser version of Onenote (https://www.onenote.com/hrd). The browser version is slower and doesn’t support the page themes, but the idea is that you can use it to import the notebook from the exported zip file, or try loading the notebook directly. Once you have the notebook loaded in the browser version of Onenote, you should be able to send it to the actual program itself (or at least see it in the list of recent notebooks) to give you normal access.