Between sessions and wrapping up

Scheduling 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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Scheduling

The lobby lets the lead schedule the next session. Members get a reminder through the bell an hour before and at the start, and a nudge arrives after four quiet days. Sessions made in someone else's campaign pass to its owner if the maker deletes their account.

Coming back

Continue on the title screen opens the last campaign straight into the table, with a of what happened since. On a world hosted from an app, a campaign is playable only while the host's app is open; the home screen marks the host offline until then. The party's characters, notes and the are on the host's device and wait.

Ending a campaign

A campaign ends from its menu. Its stops admitting anyone, its and archive stay readable, and it moves out of the active list. An ended campaign can still be exported and cloned.

Exporting the story

The Story tab exports the to DOCX, ODT or HTML: as headings, and dialogue as prose, the dice left out. It is a reading copy. Play state lives only in the server's database, so an export cannot be imported to continue elsewhere; for that, the server's backup is the tool.

Cloning for a new party

Clone the campaign from the home screen to run the same world again with different players. Everything but the and the seats travels. Cloning a does the same for prep.

Deleting a campaign

Deleting removes the campaign, its , its prep and its generated pictures from the server. Characters are not deleted; they belong to their players' libraries. imported from are untouched. There is no undo beyond a server .

Checked against desktop and Android app 0.17.2 and server 0.26.2 on 2026-10-11. Something wrong or missing? Open an issue.

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