Party leads

For party leads

Creating a campaign, filling the lobby, the Setup tab, steering the AI Dungeon Master and keeping the story on track.

  1. Create a campaignThe campaign creator step by step, every setting it asks for, Quick start and solo adventures, cloning a campaign, and the difference between a campaign and a workshop.
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  2. The lobby and invitesRoom codes, QR invites and links, sharing an app-hosted world online, rotating a code, seats and readiness, mid-game joining, the DM seat and co-DMs, and starting the game.
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  3. The Setup tabEvery campaign setting reachable during play: world and setting, table language, length, dice policy, hit points and wealth, narration and voices, faces, ambience, board options, enemy intent, safety, and the Story AI and pictures settings, with what differs on an app-hosted world.
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  4. Steering the storyThe party lead's tools at an AI table: Direct mode, reroll with guidance, continue, fix, rewind, pacing, focus pings, resending a stuck turn, reading the arc, the steering seat, and disputed rulings.
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  5. Importing workshop prep and bundlesBringing maps, monsters, NPCs, encounters, lore, tables, storyboards, shops, house rules and pregens from a workshop or a shared bundle into a campaign, and what happens to name collisions.
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  6. Between sessions and wrapping upScheduling the next session, what players see when they come back, ending a campaign, exporting the story, cloning for a new party, and what deleting a campaign removes.
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Download · v0.17.2
Server app · v0.26.2

Optional. Runs the table for a whole group on one machine that stays on. Everyone else just installs the app.

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