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Dnd Template

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A reusable D&D-style tabletop template — players join from their own devices, an AI Dungeon Master runs flexible scenes and AI NPCs roleplay in character without leaking secrets, with dice, checks, combat, quests, and public/private/DM-only logs. Author one Adventure to spin up a brand-new game.

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D&D Template

Run a tabletop adventure with friends on any device, where an AI Dungeon Master narrates the story and AI characters bring the world to life.

What it does

D&D Template is a complete, reusable tabletop role-playing game you can play right now — and a kit for building your own. One person hosts the table as the Dungeon Master while everyone else joins from their own phone or laptop and plays a hero. An AI Dungeon Master sets each scene, voices the world, and adjudicates the action, while important characters are played by their own AI personalities who only know what they should — so secrets stay secret until the story reveals them.

It ships with a ready-to-play mini-adventure, The Toll of Bellhaven, and the whole thing is built so a creator can author a brand-new adventure — its world, quests, characters, monsters, and scenes — and turn it into a standalone game.

Features

  • Play on your own device — share a code, pick a hero, and join the same shared table from anywhere.
  • An AI Dungeon Master — narrates flexible scenes, reacts to whatever the players try, and keeps the pacing moving.
  • AI characters with real secrets — major NPCs roleplay in their own voice and never spill what they shouldn't; hidden plots, identities, and future twists stay protected.
  • Dice that actually matter — skill checks, saving throws, attacks, advantage/disadvantage, initiative, and full combat tracking, all updating the shared game state.
  • Two ways to play — a story-first rules-light mode, or a crunchy tactical mode with stat blocks, rounds, and a combat tracker.
  • Character sheets, quests, and loot — track HP, conditions, inventory, gold, spells, and abilities; follow main and side quests as they unfold.
  • Layered logs — a public table log everyone shares, private whispers, a rules log, a quest log, and a DM-only screen of secrets.
  • Make it your own — author a new adventure and spin it off into its own game.

When to use it

Reach for it on game night, for a one-shot with friends across town, or whenever you want to run a guided RPG without prepping every detail yourself — and when you want to build and share your own D&D-style adventure.