Dungeon masters
For dungeon masters
- Human DM modeRunning the table yourself: seating a person as the Dungeon Master, what the seat sees, narrating and speaking as NPCs, roll visibility, story beats, and how the AI stays out of the way.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- The DM consoleThe Dungeon Master's panels at the table: adjudications, initiative editing, the bestiary and NPC forge, encounter prep with live difficulty, odds, effects and scene trackers, shops, factions, the calendar, and the ambience deck.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- Assisted modeLetting the AI carry part of a human-run table: the monsters' turns, a read-aloud of a written beat, or a counted stretch of answers while you step away. Each is opt-in at the moment of use.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- The binder: lore, handouts and questsThe campaign's wiki: lore entries with secret blocks and audiences, links and backlinks, inline rolls, handouts shown as parchment or notices, PDF pages that feed recall, the timeline, quests, and the relationship graph.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- Maps for dungeon mastersMaking and running maps: the map studio that draws a battle map from a sentence, the Map Forge and Map Editor with their tools and layers, walls, doors, lights and fog, the region map editor, and importing Universal VTT, Azgaar and Watabou files.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- The workshopPrep before a table exists: the shelf, a workshop's hub and its fifteen tools, WorldForge, copies of published rules that play like the original, guided tours and per-tool guides, pick lists instead of typed names, bundles, and the Plugin tool that builds world packs.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser
- Second screen and in-person playUsing the app at a physical table: the chrome-free table view for a television, the desktop app's second-screen window, transcription of what is said aloud, physical dice, and phones as player sheets.Desktop appAndroid appBrowser