Run it at the table.
StoryVue is a TTRPG campaign manager built on a story planner: the world you planned is the campaign you run. Prep a session from your own scenes, roll initiative on encounters built from your creatures or the bundled bestiary, and let the night write itself into a campaign journal your players can read.
Create your account
Every game master tool, each with its own page.
The Game Master suite is on World Builder, and the world it runs on is free to plan. Pick a tool to see what it does and how to use it.
Campaign prep
Plan the night from scenes already on your timeline, and let a half-played one split forward instead of stalling.
Encounter builder
Build the fight from your own creatures or the bundled bestiary, then run initiative in the same place.
Campaign journal
Star a beat as it happens and StoryVue assembles the chapter, with a player-safe copy to print.
5e bestiary
Both 5e System Reference Documents: 656 monster stat blocks, searchable by name, challenge rating and type.
Dice & random tables
Dice as plain text, weighted tables that say what they roll, and ten ready to roll. Paste your own with its odds.
World Builder
Interactive maps, family trees, custom calendars, and the World Bible export. World Builder, $15/mo.
Story canvases
Story, plot and scene canvases where the cast, places and links live, and every change is recorded once. Free, forever.
Relationship arcs
Allies, then rivals, then something else: each phase pinned to the scene where it turns. Free.
Roll initiative on the world you actually built.
The stat block, the dice, and the hit point tracker are one surface. Click an attack to roll it against a target's AC, apply half on a save, track temp HP, death saves, conditions and legendary actions, and move the turn with a keypress. When the fight ends it writes its own summary into the session log.
More on the encounter builder →
The table stays live while you play.
A one-row composer logs notes, decisions, meetings, reveals, and rolls as the night happens, each one marked by kind. Beside it, the rail tracks what's true in the current scene right now: who's present, and what changed before the party got there.
More on session prep →
The bestiary is already in the box.
Both 5e System Reference Documents ship with StoryVue: 656 openly licensed stat blocks, searchable by name, challenge rating, and type, one click from joining your world. Import your party's character sheets from PDF, parsed entirely in your browser. Bring a World Anvil world across from its export page, stat blocks included.
More on the 5e bestiary →
Dice and tables, rolled into the log.
Ten rollable tables ship with it, six of them adapted from the 5e SRD under CC BY 4.0, and the dice roll as plain text wherever you are.
Dice & rollable tables
Text-first dice, weighted tables that say what they roll, and ten to start with. Paste a table you already have and its printed ranges become its odds.
Click to roll
Roll an attack from the stat block: advantage or disadvantage, natural 20 flagged, damage rolled per packet, applied full or half.
Into the session log
Roll a table from the session composer and the result lands in that night's log.
The night writes its own chapter.
Star a beat as it happens and the session writes its own chapter: what happened, who the party met, what they learned. Print the player copy without your secrets, or a World Bible handout with only what the players have met.
More on the campaign journal →
The campaign is a story. StoryVue plans stories first.
Characters, factions, and places live on connected canvases with relationships that change over time, free with no time limit. The same graph carries your campaign prep, your session log, and the novel if you ever write it.
Accumulated state
A wound, a secret learned, a sword handed over: recorded once, carried into every later scene. Free.
The Master Timeline
One timeline decides what counts as earlier, for the story and the campaign alike. Free.
Manuscript editor
Write the story beside the world that runs it. Writer, $5/mo.
Prep your next session in it tonight.
The Game Master suite lives on the top plan, World Builder at $15/mo, and every account includes one free trial of it, no card required. Planning the world it runs on is free, with no time limit.