How to play in a Lore & Play campaign: your characters, your campaign page, the live table your DM runs, and rolling dice everyone can see. Screenshots come from a real demo campaign, seen through the eyes of the player Maria.
As a player you get a focused view of Lore & Play: your characters, the campaigns you play in, and the live battle maps your DM publishes. No prep screens, no spoilers — just your side of the table.


Characters your DM assigned to you appear on your home page. Open one to see the full sheet — the same live sheet your DM sees.

Under Characters you can build a character in the same wizard DMs use — class, species, background, abilities, equipment, spells, all validated against the 2024 rules.

Each campaign you play in has a page: the story so far, your party, and the campaign lore your DM has chosen to reveal.

The codex entries here are the campaign's public memory: people you've met, places you've been, quests on the party's plate. If an entry is missing, your DM hasn't revealed it yet — and DM secrets are never shown to players, ever.
When your DM publishes a battle map, Join live table appears on your home and campaign pages. This is the shared board: the same map, tokens, and dice as everyone else, live.


Rolls made on the live table are synchronized: your DM and every other player watch the same 3D dice fall. Rolls made from your character sheet are forwarded to the table too, labeled with your character's name.
If your table uses live transcripts, open Join live table from *My games* on your phone. When your DM has switched the table's microphones on, there is a button there to open yours. Your name is already filled in from your character, and the speech-to-text happens in your own browser — free, and better than one microphone in the middle of the table. You are asked to agree to being transcribed once, not every time; you can read what you agreed to, and take it back, from Settings.

