Run your 5E campaign online
You are the Dungeon Master. The platform keeps the shared record: character sheets, dice, initiative, conditions and campaign continuity, in code. Optional AI stays out unless you invite it.
Your story, your rulings
Your controls run in code
Dice, damage and healing, conditions, rests, death saves, XP and combat rounds run through the engine.
No model call for your turns
A human-DM turn makes no model call and draws none of your AI allowance.
AI only if you invite it
A companion or a single NPC voice is opt-in and speaks only when you invoke it. Add none and the model stays out of your game.
Prepare with Scry
Forecast a scene before you run it: the likely branches, the single point of failure and the pacing risk, with prep notes so you walk in ready.
Three steps to the table
Create your free table
Make an account in a minute. No card required.
Start the campaign as its DM
Choose “I am the DM” when you create it, then invite your players.
Run the session
Narrate and rule; the app keeps the sheets, the dice and the shared transcript.
Before you sit down
Is any AI used at my table?
A human-led campaign can run without AI at the table: your DM controls make no model call, and AI roles are opt-in per campaign. Level-up suggestions use the model when you ask for one.
Can I hand the game to the AI later?
Yes. The host can hand the chair over mid-campaign, to the optional AI Dungeon Master or back to a person.
Which rules does it use?
Character creation, leveling and combat follow the System Reference Document 5.2, the open fifth-edition-compatible ruleset, with validation in code so a sheet stays legal.
Find the table that fits
Take your seat behind the screen.
Create the campaign, invite your players, and let the table handle the bookkeeping.