A D&D campaign manager that writes itself
Loremaster is a DnD campaign tracker built from what actually happens at your table. Upload a session and it keeps the NPCs, places, factions, items, and quests straight, so nobody has to maintain the wiki.
Free for 60 days. No card required.
Arcaadi
NPCA shrewd black market dealer at The Bell, providing crucial intel and passage back into The Deep.
Eden
LocationA zone of bio-mechanical horrors on Floor 2 where The Minotaur is imprisoned.
Braggsy
PCPlayed by Garrett
A roguish ace pilot who owes a debt and pilots a uniquely customized ship, aiding the party's illicit escape.
Etheric Flux Coil
ItemA vital component required to repair Braggsy's jump drive and enable interstellar travel.
Commander Kilroy
NPCCommander who orchestrated Operation Orpheus and secured the vital artifact.
Bioelectrical Fungus Sample
ItemA sample of an incurable bio-electrical fungus that infects and destroys androids.
Dr Vinterstrauss
NPCA morally ambiguous biologist fascinated by advanced technology, seeking schematics from The Deep.
Buck Tanner
PCPlayed by Mark
The grim negotiator, axe in hand, navigating the void's hungry maw for his crew.
Arcaadi
NPCA shrewd black market dealer at The Bell, providing crucial intel and passage back into The Deep.
Eden
LocationA zone of bio-mechanical horrors on Floor 2 where The Minotaur is imprisoned.
Braggsy
PCPlayed by Garrett
A roguish ace pilot who owes a debt and pilots a uniquely customized ship, aiding the party's illicit escape.
Etheric Flux Coil
ItemA vital component required to repair Braggsy's jump drive and enable interstellar travel.
Commander Kilroy
NPCCommander who orchestrated Operation Orpheus and secured the vital artifact.
Bioelectrical Fungus Sample
ItemA sample of an incurable bio-electrical fungus that infects and destroys androids.
Dr Vinterstrauss
NPCA morally ambiguous biologist fascinated by advanced technology, seeking schematics from The Deep.
Buck Tanner
PCPlayed by Mark
The grim negotiator, axe in hand, navigating the void's hungry maw for his crew.
Who was that NPC again?
Every campaign hits the point where nobody remembers the innkeeper's name, which faction the party insulted, or what they promised the dwarf. The DM's notes are three sessions behind. The wiki stopped at session four.
Loremaster keeps the records, so you can run the game.
Track NPCs and locations, and everything else that matters
Every character, place, faction, item, and quest gets a Codex entry with a summary and a timeline of the sessions it appeared in.
- 3 sessionsSaltmarsh Town
A coastal town of fishermen and smugglers where the party first met.
- 2 sessionsThe Empty Net Tavern
Saltmarsh's waterfront tavern. Where Jorbs was hired and Durn's oyster stories began.
- 1 sessionSea Grove Coast
Where the bandits holed up with Manistrad's shipment, and where the party ambushed them.
- 2 sessionsOld Brack Manor Estate
The abandoned Brack family home. Giant weasels at the gates, something worse in the caverns below.
A campaign wiki that updates itself after every session
Most campaign wikis go stale because someone has to write them. Here is what one uploaded session did to this one.
The Stain of Brack Manor
When a job to quiet strange noises becomes a mission to cleanse a family's name, you find the real monsters aren't just in the house, but buried right outside the door.
3 new Codex entries
Filed automatically. Changes to player characters wait for your OK.
2 quest updates
The Shadows of Old Brack Manor moved forward. The missing shipment closed.
4 timelines extended
Durn, Migli, Joren, and the manor itself each got a new entry.
A TTRPG campaign tracker you can just ask
Players and DMs ask in plain language and get answers grounded in what happened at the table.
Who hired us to look into the manor?
Manistrad Copperlocks, after strange noises started coming from the caverns beneath it.
What did Darvin Brack ask of Joren?
A blessing to cleanse the family name, given before you set out for the estate.
Did we ever find the missing shipment?
Yes. You tracked it to the Sea Grove, ambushed the bandits, and returned it to Manistrad.
How the campaign management tool fits your game
- 1
Upload your session
Record the game on a phone or in Discord, or upload a transcript. Audio, notes, and text files all work.
- 2
Loremaster processes it
It writes the recap, finds the NPCs, places, factions, and items that showed up, and updates the quest log.
- 3
Browse the Codex
Open any page of your campaign before the next game. Changes to player characters wait for your OK.
Run the game. Let Loremaster keep the records.
Start free with your group today. Curious how it works with your setup? Check the FAQ.
Free for 60 days. No card required.