Prepare your 5E session with Scry
Describe a scene you are about to run and Scry projects the plausible ways it could unfold, in qualitative bands with complications and prep notes, so you walk in ready for the table's best ideas.
Walk in ready for the table
The likely branches
Three to five ways the scene could go, each marked likely, possible or unlikely. Qualitative bands, not percentages.
The single point of failure
The assumption the scene quietly depends on, with a fallback ready if your players break it.
The pacing risk
Whether the scene risks dragging or rushing, with a one-line note on what to watch.
Prep notes for every branch
Each branch comes with its immediate result, the downstream consequences, the complications that could arise and concrete prep notes.
Three steps to the table
Create your free table
Make an account in a minute. No card required.
Describe the scene
Set out the scene, the key NPCs with their goals, and the party, typed in or drawn from a campaign.
Read the forecast
Review the branches, then deepen the one you most want to be ready for.
Before you sit down
Is Scry free?
Every account starts on the Free plan with daily Scry forecasts, and it does not expire. Paid plans raise the daily allowance; see the pricing page for the current numbers.
Does Scry run or judge my game?
No. Scry prepares the specific session you are about to run. It does not run the game or grade your choices as a Dungeon Master.
Does Scry use AI?
Yes. A model writes the forecast, and deepening a branch makes one more call. It is preparation for what your players might do, not a prediction of what they will.
Find the table that fits
Walk in ready.
Create your free table and forecast the next scene you plan to run.