The questions you ask before you sign up, answered.

Yes. /loot browse shows revealed loot privately, and each claim takes one item. Coins are easier to split with Distribute on the web.

No. A hoard you deploy from a table starts hidden. Players see it, with a notice inside party pages, when you reveal it. Loot deployed by ending an encounter arrives revealed.

Start a vote in Discord with /loot need-greed start. Players vote Need, Greed or Pass privately. Need beats greed, the highest roll wins, and the winner takes the whole stack. If everyone passes, the item stays in the pile.

With Split currency evenly on (it is on by default), Distribute splits each coin type evenly among the characters you choose, and leftover coins go one each to random characters. Items stay whole, one character each.

Claims cannot be undone yet. The GM can move an item between characters in the party inventory to correct who holds it.

No. Auto-Populate picks from public library items and your own items and suggests them; nothing goes on the shelf until you accept.

Set a restock interval in days. When it comes due, the shop re-rolls its stock from your list, replacing the previous stock. Scheduled restocks appear when you next load the shop and send no notification. The GM can also restock by hand, which updates open shop views and notifies the party.

Yes. Any revealed shop buys items other than currency at its own offer rate, while it has the funds.

The first purchase gets it. The second player sees that the stock changed, and nobody is charged for an item they did not get.

Yes, for the party: /shop buys and sells one item at a time through the party’s inventory and funds.

Players manage their own characters and the party stash, and can hand items to anyone in the party. The GM can move anything. Private character containers and their contents are hidden from other players.

You set it: a max weight, max slots or max Bulk per character. ScryRPG adds up what they carry against it.

Only if you turn on Enforce Encumbrance. Otherwise the bars warn and nothing is blocked, though a container's own limits still apply when an encumbrance mode is on.

Yes. Pick Bulk and items count in Bulk and Light. Ten Light items make 1 Bulk, and a thousand coins count as 1 Bulk.

It uses the D&D 5e encounter rules: each monster’s XP, adjusted for how many there are, against the party size and level you enter, from Trivial to Deadly. It is an estimate; terrain and tactics still matter.

No. It keeps the initiative order and hit points. Ending the fight drops its attached loot, using one of your plan's loot drops. If you have none left this month, the fight still ends but the loot is not deployed. Turns, damage and conditions stay at your table.

Initiative is rolled for every creature when you deploy. Players add their own roll, from Discord or through the GM.

Type [[ and a page name to link it; a name that does not exist yet can become a new page. Each page shows what links to it.

Players can read every revealed page, create pages and edit any page that is not GM-only. Only GMs and managers reveal or hide pages.

Yes. As the GM, export the campaign as an Obsidian-ready vault of linked Markdown pages.

ScryRPG makes cards for items, creatures, lore NPCs, spells and abilities, and encounter overviews. Shops, loot sets, encounters, and authorized inventory can also send their contents to one complete card deck.

Yes. Weapons, armor, magic items, consumables, and other D&D 5e items can become printable cards with their useful rules and statistics. You can create your own items or start from content you have added to your campaign.

Table reference creature cards keep core scores, defenses, movement, saves, senses, and compact trait and action names close at hand, with an optional QR link back to the authorized full entry. Choose Full rules when you want the complete longer text. A lore NPC always offers its player-facing identity and revealed lore as a handout; when authorized creature statistics are available, its mechanical reference is a separate card rather than the handout's reverse.

Yes. Supported D&D and Pathfinder spells and Draw Steel hero abilities can become cards with the rules and game details players need at the table.

Yes. A complete encounter set can include its overview, authorized unique creatures, and attached loot. Shops, loot sets, and inventories add their authorized item contents as cards. The source container controls what belongs in the set.

Yes. Creating cards, printing them, exporting them, and including optional QR links are available on every plan. Plans differ in how many reusable card decks you can save to your account.

Optional QR codes open the online entry, not a character’s copy. Party inventory cards carry no QR. Signed-out users cannot create links; protected entries keep their access rules.

Choose compact poker cards or larger reference cards, then lay them out on Letter or A4 paper. You can use browser print, save a PDF, or export PNG faces and a ZIP of the deck. PNG and ZIP exports also offer MakePlayingCards and The Game Crafter bleed profiles at 300 DPI.

Free saves 1 reusable deck; Player saves 10 reusable decks; GM saves unlimited decks; Patron saves unlimited decks. Custom party card backs come with Patron. Printing and export remain available even when you do not save another deck.

Yes. Printers, paper, and margins vary. ScryRPG provides Letter and A4 layouts plus a calibration sheet, but one test sheet helps you check the size, crop marks, and any optional QR link before making the full deck.

No. ScryRPG runs in the browser, and players can add it to their home screen like an app.

Make a free account and create a campaign. There is no required first step. A lot of GMs lead with import: paste a messy session log or drop in a PDF and watch ScryRPG pull out the people, places, items, and loose threads. You can also start fresh, set up a party, or add ScryRPG to Discord first.

No. ScryRPG keeps the campaign; your table runs the battle wherever it likes: theater of the mind, a VTT, or graph paper. The Foundry beta brings linked characters, inventory, coins, shops and loot into Foundry. Foundry VTT is in closed beta by invitation. Patrons get an invitation; anyone can ask in our Discord.

You see what ScryRPG understood before anything is saved. Review the people, places, items, and threads it found, keep what you want, and it joins your campaign. A session recording you upload in the web app works the same way, and it is more than a transcript: the session comes back as structured campaign updates, with lore, quests, and locations incremented and a summary for the table, all behind the same review, so nothing lands until you confirm it. The Discord bot does not record voice.

Each player joins with their own free account. If your group lives in Discord, a player can run a command there and ScryRPG sets up their account for them, so nobody stops to fill out a sign-up form. They claim full web access whenever they want it.

Yes. Track your own character, keep your own notes, build your world, and run a campaign on your own, then bring your party in when you are ready. Nothing has to change when the rest of the table arrives; they join what you built.

Yes. Your character is yours to edit: hit points, conditions, spells and notes. Your GM and party can see it. Sheet changes are not broadcast live to your GM.

Everyone in your party can read your character's notes. Keep table secrets in a private party note, which only you can read.

Yes. Imports read your files with AI, so they count toward your monthly AI usage. If an import fails on our end, it doesn't count.

One importer takes your vault, files or pasted notes. Paste up to 150,000 characters, or upload PDF (text, not scans), CSV, XLSX, JSON, Markdown, TXT, or a ZIP of Markdown and text files such as an Obsidian vault, up to 10MB each. Session recordings upload separately.

No campaign content changes. The import shows a review first; nothing is added to your campaign until you confirm it.

A GM or manager can undo a recap import. Edited or referenced records are kept and listed in the report. A whole-campaign vault import cannot be undone, so review it before you confirm.

Every plan includes monthly AI usage for your familiar, imports and art. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month. Notes are enough for a recap; a recording is optional.

We do not use your content to train our own models. Read the privacy policy’s AI Providers and Model Training section for how third-party providers process content.

Everything your familiar does counts toward your monthly AI usage, from answering a question to updating your campaign. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month.

Your familiar is the part of ScryRPG that knows your campaign. It answers from what your campaign remembers, helps you prep, explains what your party is carrying or what an NPC has been up to, and makes changes when you ask. It knows the gold your rogue is carrying and the debt a shopkeeper still holds over them, not fantasy in general. See what it can do.

Every plan includes monthly AI usage for your familiar, imports and art. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month. You can turn your familiar off. With it off, the rest of your campaign keeps working without it. Parties, characters, inventory, shops, loot, lore, and Discord all work by hand with no AI. Imports and session recordings use AI to read your files, with the familiar on or off.

Your familiar works the way you want it to. Keep it as an advisor that answers questions about your campaign, make it a copilot that drafts changes for you to approve, or hand it the books as a co-manager that makes everyday changes for you and checks with you before anything big. You can change its role any time.

You choose whether it answers questions, waits for your approval on changes, or handles everyday bookkeeping. New accounts start with changes off, and you can change its role any time.

You can use a general AI for brainstorming. Your familiar can also read the inventory, shops and lore your role can see, and make changes in your campaign with the permissions you choose. You don't have to copy the campaign into another chat.

Only what your role in the party can see: players never get GM-only pages or GM notes, and hidden shops and loot stay hidden.

No. The free plan covers one party and one character. Players in more campaigns can add the optional Player plan.

Nothing you've made goes away. You'll see an upgrade prompt when you try to go past a limit, like opening a second shop.

Yes. Free is not a trial: there is no time limit and no card required. Host 1 party, keep 1 active character and join 1 party. Free includes 1 live shop, 3 loot drops and 3 encounter deployments per month. Every plan includes monthly AI usage for your familiar, imports and art. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month.

No, because Free never ends. Free is the real product with no time limit, not a preview that ends. If you are curious about a paid plan, take it for a month and cancel whenever you like; you keep it until that month ends, then drop back to Free with everything you built.

Free is $0 with no card required. Player is $5.99 a month, GM is $14.99 a month, and Patron is $29.99 a month, billed monthly. With annual billing, the monthly equivalents are $4.79, $11.99 and $23.99. Paid plans add AI usage and capacity; Patron also includes custom card backs. No. Your AI usage resets each month, and unused usage doesn't carry over.

Scale. Paid plans include more monthly AI usage and raise the capacity caps: unlimited characters and parties from Player up, and unlimited shops, loot drops, and encounters from GM up. Every paid plan carries an All for One token, and Patron adds One for All sponsorship and custom card backs. The game itself is never paywalled. Foundry VTT is in closed beta by invitation. Patrons get an invitation; anyone can ask in our Discord.

Every plan includes monthly AI usage for your familiar, imports and art. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month. Everything AI counts, including questions you ask your familiar. Manual tools never do.

Every manual tool keeps working. When your monthly AI usage runs out, AI features pause until it resets.

No. Your AI usage resets each month, and unused usage doesn't carry over.

Not separately. Higher plans include more monthly AI usage, and a Patron can share theirs with one party.

No. Free includes one party and one character. On monthly subscriptions, 3 All for One tokens lift the GM's shop, loot and encounter caps, and party and character caps, for that party. A Patron can sponsor 1 party they belong to: it stops counting against members' party and character caps. Patrons can share their AI usage with their party. Part of it is always kept for the Patron.

On monthly subscriptions, each paid member gets 1 All for One token per billing period to allocate by hand. At 3 tokens, the GM's shop, loot and encounter caps, and party and character caps, lift for that party. A Patron can sponsor 1 party they belong to with One for All. That party stops counting against members' party and character caps. Patrons can share their AI usage with their party. Part of it is always kept for the Patron.

Yes. Upgrades start right away, and you pay the prorated difference for the rest of your billing period. Downgrades and cancellations take effect when the current period ends, so you keep what you paid for until then. Cancelling never deletes anything: your account returns to Free with everything you built intact. If you are over Free's caps you keep it all; you just cannot add more until you are back under them.

Dedicated character sheets and inventory for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Daggerheart and Draw Steel. The Draw Steel sheet shows Characteristics, Stamina and Recoveries. Lore, party, notes, shops, loot, imports, and your familiar work with any system, so your world is never locked to one rulebook. See system support.

Yes. Lore, party, notes, inventory, shops, loot, and your familiar work for any table, using custom items and flexible inventory rules. Only the dedicated character-sheet support is limited to D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Daggerheart, and Draw Steel, because that is where we can do sheets properly. Everything around the sheet works for any game.

No. ScryRPG keeps your campaign organized and helps with the table work around it. Your group still decides how to apply the rules. It is the home for your campaign, not a rules engine.

Bestiaries include D&D 5e SRD creatures, Pathfinder 2e creatures and Draw Steel creatures, with source attribution on their records. You can add your own monsters alongside them. See the encounter builder.

Bestiaries and difficulty math are available for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e and Draw Steel. New encounters start as D&D 5e; choose the system for the encounter you are building.

They see health bands: healthy, wounded, critical, down. You see the numbers, the stat blocks, and your tactics notes. And until you reveal an encounter, players do not see it at all; the filtering happens on the server, not the honor system.

Yes. D&D 5e has full support: sheets with stats, classes, and gear, weight-based inventory, item starts, shops, loot, and containers, all in one campaign.

Gear carries weight, characters have a carrying capacity, and ScryRPG totals it so you know when someone is over. Coins and containers count too.

Yes. Players keep their own sheets and inventory, claim their own loot, and shop the stores you stock. You stay in control of GM tools.

Yes. Quick inventory checks run as Discord slash commands, and the web view stays in sync the moment anything changes.

Yes. The Spells tab tracks slots for cantrips through level 9 with click-to-spend dots, and concentration is a first-class toggle. Starting a new concentration spell ends the old one and posts a reminder to the character conditions strip so the GM can see it.

Yes. Mark any item unidentified and players see only a mystery name and description, with an optional fake value and weight, until you reveal the real item with a shared on-screen animation.

Yes. PF2e gear carries Bulk, and ScryRPG totals it against each character so you can see when someone is over, the way the rules expect.

Yes. Pathfinder 2e has full support: sheets with PF2e gear, Bulk-aware inventory, item starts, shops, loot, and containers, all in one campaign.

Yes. Party loot, shops, containers, and character inventories live with the same party, so shared treasure is visible to everyone.

Yes. Quick inventory checks run as Discord slash commands, and the web view stays in sync the moment anything changes.

Yes. Saves and all 16 skills use the TEML ladder, Trained, Expert, Master, Legendary, and the sheet tracks Class DC, Perception, Hero Points, and a Focus Points pool for focus spells. PF2e works in modifiers, so the sheet does too.

It is automatic. Individual coins are negligible, 1,000 coins of any type equal 1 Bulk, and ScryRPG totals coin Bulk across all of a character’s containers alongside their gear.

Full character sheets with Hope and Stress, Daggerheart currency, shared party inventory, shops, loot, and lore. There is no official item catalog under the community license, so the item library is what you and other GMs create, and your familiar can help draft it.

The Darrington Press Community Gaming License keeps official content with the publisher, and Daggerheart treats gear narratively anyway. ScryRPG ships the structure: the sheet, the party inventory, and a familiar that drafts items with you.

Prices read in gold, like the rest of ScryRPG. The SRD wealth ladder, from coins to chests, ships as real inventory items your party can hold, trade, and spend.

You create items the same way you would for any system: the full item editor for detailed homebrew, forking to start from a community item, or asking your familiar to draft one in plain language. Each item is tagged to the system with a rarity and type, then lives in shared party inventory, shops, and loot.

No. ScryRPG is an independent product, Daggerheart Compatible under the Darrington Press Community Gaming License. We support the system because our tables play it, not because anyone asked us to.

The Draw Steel sheet shows Might, Agility, Reason, Intuition and Presence, Stamina, Recoveries, speed, stability and size. It also has skills and an Abilities tab. Custom items, shared party inventory, containers, notes and lore work with your campaign.

Draw Steel abstracts carrying capacity in its rules, so ScryRPG keeps weight-based inventory optional. It is on by default for tables that want to manage gear, and you can switch it off to match the system.

It helps you think things through from your notes, party, and inventory, drawing on the campaign your table built. You keep the final call on how the rules apply.

Yes. The sheet shows Might, Agility, Reason, Intuition and Presence, a Stamina pool in place of Hit Points, and Recoveries. Supernatural powers go in the Abilities tab.

Yes. Players keep their own sheets and inventory, claim their own loot, and shop the stores you stock, while you stay in control of GM tools.

D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Daggerheart and Draw Steel have dedicated character sheets, with party inventory, shops, loot and currency. Draw Steel shows Characteristics, Stamina and Recoveries. D&D 5e and Pathfinder 2e also ship seeded item starts; Daggerheart keeps items yours to create.

Yes. Lore, party, notes, characters, custom items, inventory, and your familiar work for any table. You get the campaign home now, and we add full system support by request.

Yes. We add full sheets and item data to more systems by request. Start a campaign today and tell us which system your table wants supported next.

ScryRPG runs alongside any VTT. Foundry VTT is in closed beta by invitation. Patrons get an invitation; anyone can ask in our Discord.

It connects worldbuilding to play. ScryRPG has a living lore graph, people, places, factions, items, and threads with wiki-style links and GM-only secrets, and unlike a standalone wiki it is wired into the inventory, loot, shops, characters, and the familiar your table uses, on the web and in Discord, with a free forever tier. World Anvil and Kanka are excellent at one thing ScryRPG does not aim for: publishing a large, public-facing encyclopedia for readers, with deep article authoring. If your goal is to publish a world for an audience, keep that. If your goal is to run a connected campaign, you can build and link your whole world right here.

A general AI is great for open-ended brainstorming, and your familiar handles that too. The difference is grounding and reach. ChatGPT does not have your party's live inventory, shops, and lore unless you paste them in, and it cannot change them in your campaign; your familiar answers from your actual campaign, the gold a character is carrying, the debt an NPC still holds, the thread you left open last session, and it acts when you ask. Your familiar works the way you want it to. Keep it as an advisor that answers questions about your campaign, make it a copilot that drafts changes for you to approve, or hand it the books as a co-manager that makes everyday changes for you and checks with you before anything big. You can change its role any time. And it lives where the campaign lives, reading and acting on the same inventory, shops, loot, and lore, instead of a chat window you copy and paste from. The AI is built in, grounded in your world, and free to ask.

Use your own battlemap and rules tools for tactical combat. ScryRPG keeps your campaign, characters, inventory, shops, loot and lore together. The Foundry beta connects characters, inventory, coins, shops and loot; lore and encounters are not in this version. Foundry VTT is in closed beta by invitation. Patrons get an invitation; anyone can ask in our Discord.

It replaces a stack you would otherwise stitch together: a general AI subscription, a worldbuilding wiki, a character-tools plan, and the glue between them. Inventory, characters, worldbuilding, loot, shops, Discord play, and a campaign-grounded familiar are one place, and the free forever tier covers the whole campaign for your table with no card required. Paid plans mostly add AI usage and scale; the only plan extras are the two table programs and Patron's custom card backs, so a free table is a full table and not a trial. You can run a full campaign before you ever decide to pay.

Bring your world with you. Export your notes or a PDF from wherever your campaign lives now, drop it into import, and review the people, places, items, and threads ScryRPG pulls out before any of it is saved. You start here with your real campaign connected, not an empty page.

No. GM-only pages stay hidden until you reveal them, and the GM notes on a page never show to players, even after you reveal it.

Yes. Cancel any time, and take your inventory with you. Only GMs and managers can export campaign lore as an Obsidian ZIP; players cannot request or download that export. We do not sell your campaign, and we do not use it to train our own AI models. When a feature you use needs an outside AI provider, we send only what that feature requires, and our privacy policy names every provider we use and what each one does with your content.

Access follows your party. GMs and players see what their role allows, so GM-only notes stay with the GM and party-visible knowledge reaches the table. You decide who is in the party.

No. A recording is kept only long enough to turn it into a transcript, including retries if the first pass fails, then it is deleted. The transcript stays for you to read, edit, and turn into campaign updates. The original audio does not.

No. Everything works in your browser on any phone or computer. Discord is there if your table lives in it.

Run the table work that belongs in chat: check party inventory, move items and coin, browse a shop, claim loot, look up a character, and ask your familiar a question. Discord and the web reach one campaign, not two, so a change made on the web is there the next time you run a command. The deeper work, like importing notes and building lore, lives in the web app where there is room for it.

No. Session recordings come from files you upload in the web app. The bot does not join voice channels or record calls. The invite requests Use Application Commands. Commands that post publicly also need View Channel and Send Messages in that channel; campaign log posts need Embed Links too. It does not request Administrator, Connect or Speak.

The Marketplace is where ScryRPG keeps its premade shops and loot tables, the reference items, spells and creatures of D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e and Draw Steel, and the shops GMs choose to share. Browse it free, fork a copy and make it yours. Find one that almost fits, pull it in, then tune the names, prices, and art until it suits your table. Anything you pull in is a starting point, not a fixed rule, and you can build and share your own shops, loot, and items too. Browse the marketplace.

Foundry VTT is in closed beta by invitation. Patrons get an invitation; anyone can ask in our Discord. Every player signs in with their own ScryRPG account.

The beta keeps linked characters, inventory, containers, the party stash, coins, shops, loot, the Library, Activity and History with undo in step with ScryRPG.

Not yet. Lore, journals and encounters are not in this beta version.

D&D 5e on Foundry 13 or 14.

Adding the bot asks only for permission to use its slash commands. A few commands post in the channel, like /roll, /show and need or greed ballots, so the bot also needs to see and post in that channel.

Each player's commands use their own party: the one they pick, or their active character's party. A server is not tied to one party, so two tables can share a server.

No. Running /inventory for the first time creates their account and a starter character. They join your party with /party and your join code, and can sign in on the web with Discord any time.

Changes made in Discord update your campaign: gives and shop purchases show up live on the party pages, other changes on the next refresh. Discord replies are snapshots of the moment you asked.

Browsing, forking and creating templates by hand is free on every plan. Deploying has plan limits: Free includes 1 shop deployed at a time and 3 loot drops a month. Every plan includes monthly AI usage for your familiar, imports and art. Paid plans include more, and it resets each month.

Forking makes a private, editable copy. Change its name, stock or rules to suit your table. The original stays unchanged. Sign in, open the record and choose Fork. Loot tables and items keep their source lineage; shops do not.

The shelves include D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e and Draw Steel items, spells, abilities, creatures and encounters, plus premade shops and loot tables. Daggerheart reference records are available where the shelf supports that system.

Set a template’s visibility to Public to make it available for other GMs to browse and fork. Keep work Private while it is for your own table. Deploying a shop or loot table is a separate action: choose a party you GM. It arrives hidden until you reveal it.