Tabletop Arc

Archivist is a TTRPG note taker without the busywork. It automatically builds recaps and campaign memory from Discord, audio, or a GM's notes: less admin, more story. Groups record live with the Archivist Discord bot or import audio, transcripts, play-by-post threads, or raw notes. Minutes later, Archivist delivers a session recap and updates a searchable compendium of characters, items, locations, and factions. Players and GMs can ask Archivist, the campaign chatbot, about anything that happened, right from Discord. Story highlights, player quotes, Hero Awards, trading cards, and one-click Session Handouts capture the best moments. It works with every TTRPG system, includes unlimited player seats, and never saves audio or trains on campaign data.

ArcForge is a FREE tabletop RPG toolkit built for creative Game Masters and players who want everything they need to bring their adventures to life in one place. Our free tier gives Game Masters access to the essential tools needed to create, organize, and run campaigns, without requiring a paid subscription. Build your worlds, manage your adventures, track combat and initiative, roll dice, use battle maps, organize campaign information, and bring your players together with simple party codes. Players can create characters, manage interactive character sheets, and join campaigns through the Player Hub, all for free. For GMs who enjoy writing their own stories, creating unique encounters, and building unforgettable worlds, ArcForge's free tier is designed to meet most of your tabletop needs without paying a dime. Your creativity drives the adventure, and ArcForge provides the tools to make it happen. Want more? Our optional premium tiers unlock additional adventure creation and storytelling features, including the ability to forge complete one-shots and multi-session campaigns in minutes, complete with NPCs, monsters, loot, scenes, and GM notes. Whether you're running D&D 5E, Pathfinder 2E, or your own homebrew world, ArcForge is built to make tabletop gaming easier, more organized, and more accessible. ✅ Free campaign management** ✅ Free character creation and player tools** ✅ Free dice rolling and combat tracking** ✅ Free party codes and campaign joining** ✅ Free tools for building and running your own adventures** ✅ Optional premium features for expanded adventure creation** Available on Web, iOS, and Android. Your World. Your Story. Your Adventure.

Masterlens takes in session recordings, transcripts and existing notes, including Obsidian vaults and Notion exports. It sorts the characters, places, items and events into pages that update after each session, with events kept in order. You don’t dig through a wiki. You ask: “What was the blacksmith in Brindle called?” or “Where did we leave off?” Each answer links to the notes it came from, and Masterlens tells you when your notes don’t have the answer. Nothing is added to your campaign until you approve it, and every suggestion shows the lines it came from. Masterlens is your bookkeeper, not your writer. Masterlens will help you brainstorm when you ask, but it never makes up what happened at your table. Changed your mind about something later? Your campaign stays consistent automatically.

Chronicled is currently in active development, so features discussed or shown in screenshots may change. Chronicled takes a world you describe once, genre, tone, factions, whatever you've already got, and generates NPCs, enemies, items, faction lore, and portraits that actually sound like they belong to that world specifically. Everything comes with matching portrait art and gets filed automatically into a searchable archive, so fifty entries later it still reads like one consistent world instead of a pile of scattered notes. It's currently in a small, limited beta: free to try, no strings, I just want real feedback from people actually building worlds. /images/general-media/1785334936_hd27gUuS.webpGenerated Enemy Entry Links chronicled.world - Official website

Setting the Stage is a podcast where the host, Isaac Shaker, talks with guests about different campaign settings for roleplaying games. The show covers established settings, such as those made for D&D, like Faerun and Greyahwk. The show also discusses settings that are adapted for RPGs, like Middle-Earth and Westeros. Interview episodes bring on members of the RPG community who have created their own campaign worlds. This is a chance for the guest to show off what they’ve made, explain challenges they’ve overcome, and discuss paths that didn’t work for them when creating their campaign setting. Homebrew worlds often get no attention outside of A GM's play group, so this is a way to present a GM’s hard work to a wider audience. Anybody can be a guest on the show as long as they have a campaign setting they want to talk about!

Fatal Tomb is a brutal, rules‑light pulp sword and sorcery tabletop role‑playing game. Explore forgotten tombs, dark dungeons, ruined kingdoms, monster‑infested wildernesses, and strange worlds beyond the Black Gates. Battle ancient beasts, uncover lost treasures, and survive perilous journeys into the unknown. Designed for both solo and group play, Fatal Tomb emphasises fast character creation, deadly combat, minimal preparation, and simple mechanics that stay out of the way of adventure. All you need to play is a pencil, some paper, and a handful of dice.