FANTASY TABLETOP CAMPAIGN ASSISTANT

Build living worlds for your table.

Maps, lore, NPCs, and encounters — every thread of the campaign, connected in one candlelit workspace.

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ONE MAGICAL WORKSPACE

Everything your realm needs, side by side.

World building

Realms, regions, planes, and the lore that binds them — a living campaign notebook.

Canvas maps

Paint terrain intent; get beautiful, navigable atlases your players can explore.

NPC generation

Allies and villains with motives, secrets, and table-ready descriptions.

Encounter planning

Read-aloud text, tactics, rewards, complications, and difficulty notes.

Living wiki

Publish player-safe pages; keep DM-only secrets and future reveals hidden.

VTT exports

Maps, tokens, handouts, and scenes that travel to the tools your table uses.

THE WORKSPACE

Prep by candlelight.

Every page lives in one connected realm — the wiki entry you're editing already knows the map, the NPCs, and the sessions around it. Publish player-safe pages; keep DM-only secrets hidden.

Mosswick, the resident companion, spots loose threads and drafts the missing lore — only when you ask.

Emberfall
Mirewood
Gilded Reach
Karst Deep
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THE GILDED REACH — PLAYER MAP

CANVAS MAPS

From scribble to atlas.

Paint where the forest and the coast should go; DMRealm turns intent into a finished player map. Drop cities, routes, and secrets straight onto it — each one becomes a living wiki page.

When it's ready, export maps, tokens, and handouts for the virtual tabletop your group already uses.

PRICING PHILOSOPHY

Most campaign tools should be free.

The realm wiki, campaign organization, maps, public pages, and table tools — free for most groups, forever is the goal.

AI is the part that costs, because every generation has a real provider cost. DMRealm is useful without it — and better with it, when you choose.

Roll up your next realm.

Start with a rough map and a handful of names. DMRealm keeps the rest connected as the story grows.