Play tabletop RPGs
with an AI game master
Bring your own world or start from a blank page. Choose your rules and your GM, sit down at the table, and play — the story keeps going, and nothing your character did is ever forgotten.
Free while in beta. No card required.
· Amber · your own rules ·
Built for the whole table
Everything a good game master does, done every turn, for every player.
Narrates, plays every character you meet, and keeps the story moving — in your words, at your pace.
Every post is written down. What your character did in session one still matters in session twenty.
Freeform, Fate Condensed, D&D 2024, Amber Diceless — or a ruleset you or another player wrote. The rules decide outcomes; the story is the same engine underneath.
Each ruleset has a voice that runs it — warm, old-school, or dry and political. More on the way.
Combat, stealth, travel, investigation, downtime — each kind of scene is run by a specialist that knows how it should go.
Set how hard the world pushes back and how fast it moves. Lines and veils are respected, always.
The same GM, engine and memory in the browser or in your Discord server. A game lives in one place for now: turns taken here don't post into Discord yet.
Post when you have five minutes. The GM answers when you do. No session to miss.
Get ready to roll
From a bar fight to a siege to a quiet week in town, every kind of scene has a director that knows how it should play — and a ruleset that decides how it turns out.
- Talk your way past the guard
- Track a killer through the city
- Hold the bridge
- Slip in unseen
- Cross the mountains in winter
- Spend a week at the forge
- Solve the riddle door
- Lead an army
I keep my hood up and follow the courier into the warehouse district, staying to the far side of the street.
The courier never looks back, but the street does. A lamplighter pauses on his ladder as you pass and does not resume until you are well beyond him. The warehouse the courier enters has no sign, two guards, and a second door around the side that neither of them is watching.
Pick your rules
The rules decide what happens when it's in doubt. The storytelling is the same underneath. Players also write their own rulesets and publish them in the Library.
Pick your game master
Same engine, different voice at the head of the table.
Sit down at the table
Create an account, tell the GM what kind of game you want, and take your first turn in a few minutes.
Start your adventure