Build a tabletop campaign bible that stays usable during play
For game masters and player groups whose lore is scattered across chats, documents and notebooks.
A giant lore document can be accurate and still be useless at the table. A living campaign bible separates session-ready facts, unknowns, character relationships and chronology so information can be retrieved during play without spoilers.
What the workflow needs to make clear
- Create a one-page current-state summary before deep lore
- Index NPCs by role, location, relationship and last appearance
- Separate player-known facts from GM-only secrets
- Close each session with timeline changes and unresolved threads
The proposed project
Tabletop Campaign Bible tests a focused way to solve this problem. Its concrete output is: Living worldbook, NPC index, timeline and session-ready reference.
The public demo can be explored without registration, checkout or uploading personal files. The proposed one-time price is CHF 59; opening the preview does not trigger a payment.
Important boundary
Groups should agree on ownership, spoiler boundaries and whether generated summaries may include private player material.
Relevant topics: #ttrpg · #gamemaster · #worldbuilding · #tabletop
Would this remove real friction?
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