digital tools

Fantasia Archive is a newcomer on the campaign management front: https://fantasiaarchive.com/ The user interface reminds me of Notion. There is not much info available on the web site, visitors are probably expected to dive into their Discord. The related Patreon site tells a bit more:

http://trizbort.io/

Hi all. I'm looking over the campaign logger and trying to figure out how it is going to be useful for me in my gaming setup. I'm also taking the WoA course which mentioned using software such as Evernote. I have access to One Note as part of the office suite, and I'm wondering what are the...

Game Master Engine a mapping tool with some impressive 3D visuals: https://www.gamemasterengine.com/ GME is coming to Steam in March: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1451680/Game_Master_Engine/ An early access version is available at Itch.io: https://danthedm.itch.io/game-master-engine-pro...

LoreMaster is a visual campaign management tool currently in development: https://www.loremaster.io/

BattleMapp is an impressive-looking Patreon-supported freemium tool for creating 3D virtual battle maps: https://pixelbrushio.itch.io/battlemapp https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu9Kbt8SDxI8fFpu9aqBtaA The service is still in beta, so some planned features are missing.

Black Cat Familiar is a free, Windows-based helper utility for running D&D 5e games: https://blackcatfamiliar.org/ The software is actively developed and just received an update today: https://blackcatfamiliar.org/download

https://github.com/jncraton/box-line-text

Dnd Map Sketcher is a a new online mapping tool for drawing isometric dungeon maps in the browser. Players can connect to the same session, seeing what the GM sees. https://danifm.itch.io/dnd-map-sketcher The tool is still heavily in development, but has already managed to bring something new...

Critical Zero, yet another roleplaying app, is currently kickstarting: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/criticalzero/crtitical-zero This is a strange one - there is a long list of features but not much concrete facts, just some zoomed-in UI details in the campaign video that looks like it...

Quite like Dungeon Scrawl, Dungeon Map Doodler allows to draw dungeon maps directly in the browser. Also available are some art assets for furnishing the dungeon. https://dungeonmapdoodler.com/

Dungeon Scrawl is a neat, browser based dungeon map editor that produces maps with Dyson Logos style hatching: https://dungeonscrawl.com/

Sly Flourish is testing out Notion.so for his campaign notes: https://twitter.com/SlyFlourish/status/1268512288077684737

Townscaper is more like a toy than a tool, and it's not out yet, even in early access. Still, it would be cool to use something like this with tabletop RPGs: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1291340/Townscaper/

There's a whole bunch of virtual tabletops out there now. Use this thread to inventory them all.

Atlas Worlds is a newcomer in the campaign management field (currently Kickstarting). Their premise seems quite simple and the focus is on revealing campaign information to players piece by piece: https://atlasworlds.com/ But the tool has also some advanced functionality for handling the GM...

A new online service Don't Kill Your Party aims to simulate encounters in order to create a suitable challenge level to match the party: The site is currently accepting alpha testers: https://www.dontkillyourparty.com/alpha/signup

An interesting approach for building an online mapper: https://rollinitiative.netlify.com/home

This list will start small and grow over time. Please share below what apps and sites you use to help your GMing. The goal here is to list only good tools — ones you'd give at least a 3 star rating to. Campaign Organization Campaign Logger => https://www.roleplayingtips.com/campaign-logger/...

BuildYourMap.com looks like it could be useful for organizing also RPG campaigns: http://www.buildyourmap.com/