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This is the "we're playing in ten minutes" button. In GM mode, open 🗺️ Map → 🎲 One-click campaign and choose:

• An adventure: 🏰 Dungeon delve, 🌲 Into the wild, or 👻 The haunted manor.
• A length: short (3 maps) or long (4 maps), and a map size.
• 👹 Monsters, 💰 treasure and ⚠️ traps on or off.

A few seconds later you have:

• Every map generated, with doors both ways between them, so the party can travel back and forth.
• A quest giver in town who names the villain, the lair, the way there and the reward.
• A named villain in the far room of the last map (say, "Ulgoth the Dragon").
• A goal for each map, the quest in the 📜 Journal, and a linked 📖 Story Builder board.
• Every locked door has a reachable key, and nothing gets placed where players can't walk.
• One invite link that covers the whole campaign.

▶ Play now copies that link and starts the 📞 voice/video call. Send the link, and you're running a game.

Inspired by the feel of a hand-inked dungeon map. You draw rooms, not loose squares:

• ▭ Rooms in square, round, eight-sided, L-shaped or cross shapes. Drag to move, pull a corner to resize, turn them in 15° steps.
• ⬛ Hallways 1 to 3 wide: drag from one room to another.
• 🚪 Doors, locked doors, archways and windows, plus pillars, stairs, water, rubble and braziers.
• Rooms with a purpose. There are about 29 of them, from throne room and barracks to kitchen and bathroom. Choose one and the room is named, floored and furnished in one click: beds along the walls, a throne at the far end, the doorway kept clear.
• Grow a building room by room: "add a room joined by a hallway →" builds Throne room › Hallway › Sleeping quarters › Barracks in a few clicks.
• Ready plans (castle keep, house, temple, dungeon prison) and 🎲 Make a map for me, which generates a full dungeon, cave, forest, town or house with monsters, treasure, traps and a boss in the furthest room.

Pick a look (inked walls, hatched or rocky borders, parchment or dark, or tiled floors) and press ✔ Done. The plan becomes a playable map: walls block movement and sight, doors become door tokens, water becomes a real water surface, and braziers give off light. The plan is kept, so you can come back and change it.

Prefer to paint? The 🧱 Tile Painter lets you brush floors, walls, doors, water and trees straight onto the grid, and walls appear around floors by themselves. Then redraw the whole map in a new look with one click: stone dungeon, cave, forest, town, wasteland or space station. GMs can design and share their own tile looks too.

Have a map already? Drop any picture or video onto the board (or paste it with Ctrl+V), click two corners of one square to line up the grid, and you're done. Maps from Dungeondraft, Dungeon Alchemist and DungeonFog import with their walls, doors and lights.

A great table looks consistent. The forges exist so a GM can build a whole matching set of tokens without leaving the game or opening another app.

1. Find a picture. Search over 4,000 built-in fantasy and horror game icons (they work offline), or free images from Openverse, Wikimedia Commons and Pixabay. Only pictures you're allowed to change are shown. Or upload your own drawing.
2. Forge it. Choose one of 8 finishes (Bone, Blood, Ectoplasm, Void, Candle, Moonlit, Rust or Clean), then tune the colour, a backing (disc, slab, wax seal, tombstone, shard), glow, grime and outline. ✂️ Trace turns any picture into a clean silhouette right in your browser.
3. Save it to My glyphs. It's yours on every map, with its source and licence kept for the credits list.
4. Place it. 📍 Click the map to drop tokens, or 🎭 give a token that's already there the new look. Its health bar and markers stay.

😀 The Emoji Forge does the same for emoji. Every emoji token on the map is listed: click 🕷️, forge it into a carved-looking spider glyph, then press 🔁 Use for every 🕷️ on this map, and every spider at the table changes at once. Or skip forging and set an emoji style for the whole map (Bone, Blood, Ectoplasm, Moonlit, Candle, Rust or Ink), which turns cheerful cartoon emoji into moody single-colour silhouettes, live for everyone.

📦 The Asset Library is a point-and-click shelf of 129 ready-made things in 11 groups: creatures, people, furniture, nature, traps, doors, lights and more. Click it, click the map, keep clicking to place more, or 🎲 Scatter copies across open squares. Any asset can have a picture, stats, damage, a size, an attached light, and an on-touch behaviour such as a trap that springs, a door to another map, a clue, or a character who talks. Save your own creatures to 🐉 My Monsters, import 5e stat blocks, and share packs with other GMs.

Storytellers think in scenes, not squares, so the Story Builder speaks that language. Start from an outline (Dungeon Delve, Town Mystery, Survive & Escape, The Heist, Rescue Mission, The Journey, One-Shot) and you get linked cards already filled with a starting idea. Stuck? The 🎲 next to many boxes rolls a random idea.

Finished something you love? 🌐 Share it as a template, with your text or as an outline only, so other GMs can start from it.

• 🌦️ Weather: rain the wind tilts, snow, lightning, mist, wind and embers, each Off/Light/Medium/Heavy and mixable. One-click presets like Thunderstorm, Blizzard and Wildfire. Everyone on the map sees it live.
• 💡 Lighting: Day, Dusk, Night or Pitch black, tinted warm, moonlit, eerie green or blood red. 13 lights (candle, torch, bonfire, flickering broken bulb, sweeping searchlight, spinning alarm beacon, magic and toxic glow) and 9 particle effects (fire, sparks, smoke, steam, fireflies, dust). Stick a light to a token and it moves with it. Set things up in secret and reveal them when the moment's right.
• 🧱 Line of sight: walls block sight and light. The fog only opens where a character could really see.
• 🌊 Surfaces: paint water, oil, poison, ice or fire onto squares, and they react. Fire lights oil and spreads, lightning electrifies puddles, fire melts ice, water puts fire out. Standing in them hurts, slows or makes you slip, monsters included.

This is where the engine goes well past "a map with tokens". The goal was to let a GM build something that feels like a modern story-driven RPG (think Baldur's Gate 3) in a browser, with no coding.

• 🌿 Conversations with choices. NPC dialogue becomes a branching tree. A choice can lead anywhere or end the talk, can need an item or a 🚩 story flag, or can be a skill roll (Persuasion, Intimidation) with its own failure line. Lines can set flags and give or take items. The website runs it, so players only ever see the line being said and the answers they can pick right now.
• 🚪 Linked maps and sub-maps. Doors between maps, rooms inside buildings, an overworld that leads to dungeons. The party arrives beside the door back.
• 🎯 Win and lose conditions. Collect, destroy, defeat or escape goals. Lose on a party wipe, when the Death Clock hits zero, or by leaving before the job's done. Make goals vague ("clear the spiders" rather than "0 / 20") so taking the exit becomes a gamble.
• 🫥 Stealth and vision cones. Guards watch one way and turn each round, and walls block their cones. Characters hide with a Stealth roll. Ambush an unaware monster and it loses its first turn.
• 📦 Objects with physics-lite rules. Solid crates, shoveable barrels, heavy boulders that need a team, and things you can climb to see further.
• 🎒 Real inventory. Drag-and-drop gear, item weights and encumbrance. Rest furniture (beds, chairs, couches) gives a random bonus behind a fade-to-black "RESTING…" moment.
• 🧩 Any game system. Built-in sheets for custom stats, a simple universal layout and d20 fantasy (5e-style), or drop in a small .system.json for your own game, including roll-under systems.
• ⏱️ Event clock, themes and content swaps. Re-theme a map as zombie apocalypse, fantasy dungeon or space station, and rename or re-picture anything.

1. Register and log in at the VTT. GMs go to 🛠️ Map Creator from the Main Menu.
2. 🗺️ Map → 🎲 One-click campaign. Pick 👻 The haunted manor, short, medium size, monsters and treasure on.
3. Optional 30-second polish: 🌦️ Effects → 🌙 Make It Night, then add a 🔥 torch to each player.
4. ▶ Play now. Paste the copied link into your group chat. The call is already running.

1. Map Setup → 🏰 Room Builder. Start from the dungeon prison plan, or 🎲 Make a map for me.
2. Shape it. Drag rooms, give them purposes, 🪑 Furnish, add a locked treasury door.
3. ✔ Done. Walls, doors, water and lights now work in the game.
4. ⚒️ Glyph Forge: forge a Bone-finish skull for your undead and 🔁 use it for every 💀 on the map.
5. 📦 Asset Library: place traps, a talking prisoner, a clue in the cell.
6. 🎲 Game → Rules & Rounds: set a goal ("rescue the prisoner") and a way to lose (the Death Clock).
7. 🔗 Invite your players.

1. 📖 Story Builder: lay out locations, factions, NPCs and the quest line as linked cards.
2. Build each place: import a battlemap, paint tiles or design rooms, then link maps with doors and sub-maps.
3. 🌿 Write conversations with choices, skill checks and story flags that change what NPCs say later.
4. 🔨 Build scenes and encounters onto their maps, with weather, lighting and read-aloud text.
5. 🎭 Theme it: a tile look, an emoji style and forged glyphs for a consistent world.
6. Run it: sessions are recapped automatically, the journal holds handouts, and 🌐 Share turns it into a template for other GMs.

The engine also has 📘 Map Building Guides built in: 9 step-by-step visual guides with 👉 Show me buttons that open the real menu and highlight the button you need.

• Map rulesets: GMs tick boxes to apply rules to a map they build.
• Spectator votes: the GM asks the audience a yes/no question with a countdown ("more moves?", "send in reinforcements?").
• Player currency: earned by playing, and spent on votes or on items for the GM to give out.

Yes. It's open for testing. Register an account on the front page, confirm your email, and you're in.

No. It runs in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Voice and video calls are built in too.

After logging in you'll see the Main Menu. Use 🤝 Join Game and paste the invite link your GM sent you, or pick ✨ New Game to try one of the ready-made maps. A short tour shows you how to move, roll and chat.

Ask from your account settings. Once you're a GM, the 🛠️ Map Creator and every tool on this page open up.

Out of the box: custom stats, a simple universal sheet, and d20 fantasy (5e-style). Other systems, including roll-under games, can be added with a small file, and GMs can share them.

Yes. Drop in any picture or video, import Dungeondraft, Dungeon Alchemist or DungeonFog files, upload your own token art, or forge it in the Glyph Forge.

Passwords are stored as proper hashes, map passwords are checked on the server, the last 10 saves of every map can be restored, and you can download or delete your account and data at any time.