Realms & player tools
Character Vault, your game shelf, the MTG deck builder, and GM tools.
Build Tutorials: how-to videos
A community-submitted library of cosplay how-to videos, sorted by topic and difficulty — armour, EVA foam, 3D printing, sewing, wigs, paint, makeup and electronics.
Building LARP props & weapons
Starting points for boffer weapons and EVA foam armour — how they are built, and why the safety table, not the tutorial, is what decides whether yours passes.
Character Vault
Build, generate, or import character sheets across eight systems — with AI flesh-out, an AI character image, PDF export, and sharing.
Costume Forge: wearing the pieces together
Put your saved pieces on one body at once and find out what collides — where a pauldron fouls a helmet, or a gauntlet stops an elbow bending — before you cut foam.
Fit Forge: resizing an STL to your body
Somebody else modelled that helmet on somebody else's head. Upload the STL, pick what it is, and Fit Forge scales it to your measurements in your browser.
Galleries: posting images
Where your photos go, who can see them, how moderation works, and when you must declare that AI was involved.
GM tools: dice, initiative, battle map & generators
Tools for running tabletop games — a 3D dice roller, a shareable initiative tracker and battle map, generators, a bestiary, and AI prep.
LARP character, costume & kit
Develop a LARP character, plan the costume, makeup and props around it, track XP and skills between events, print a character card, and pack from a checklist.
LARP factions & playing outdoors
Form a faction, recruit members and give them in-character ranks — and find the parks, woods and public spaces other groups actually play in.
LARP safety calls & consent tools
The calls that stop a scene — Hold, Man down, Time out — and the consent tools that let you steer one, with the reminder that your game's own briefing always wins.
MTG Library & deck builder
Paused. The collection tracker and deck builder are not currently available — here is what that means for anything you already saved.
My Builds: planning a costume end to end
Break a costume into components with a budget, lay them on a timeline to your con date, keep your references, and log progress photos as you go.
NPCs, encounters & loot
Three generators for the things a table always needs more of: a vault of NPCs you can reuse, an encounter builder that tells you how deadly a fight is, and treasure by tier.
Pattern Forge: drafting a sewing block
Draft a bodice, sleeved body or trouser block to your own measurements, then tile it across ordinary printer paper and trace it onto fabric.
Print and cut foam templates
Unfold a modelled piece into flat templates, print them at true scale, and read the seam numbers, bevel angles and distortion.
Realms
Realms are your creative hub — each holds the tools for a kind of game or hobby you play.
Share your characters & decks
Make a character sheet or MTG deck shareable with a read-only link — or keep it private.
Table Oracle: what should we play tonight?
Tick who turned up, say how long you have, and get a ranked shortlist drawn from the shelves of everyone at the table — with the reason for each pick.
The Anime Realm
A watchlist, a manga shelf, airing reminders, watch parties, a drawing studio, and a curated Atlas of studios, titles and characters.
The Comics Realm
Track what you own and what you are following, browse the Atlas, and get told when your pull list ships.
The Compendium: rules lookup at the table
Spells, magic items, conditions and feats from the D&D 5e SRD, searchable and filterable, so a mid-session rules question does not cost five minutes.
The Cosplay Realm
Measurements and pattern drafting, a build planner with materials and budget, tutorials, a WIP gallery and a con planner.
The Cosplay Workshop
Five tools that all read one thing — your measurements. Measure once, then scale someone else's model, sculpt your own, draft a sewing pattern, or check a whole costume for collisions.
The Design Shop: sharing & selling Piece Forge designs
Browse designs other cosplayers modelled, copy one into your own library, and refit it to your measurements. Free designs cost nothing; priced ones pay their maker.
The LARP Realm
Event finding, outdoor spaces, factions, a character and kit planner, crafting notes and a safety reference.
The Measuring Room
Take your measurements with a phone camera or a tape, keep them in one place, and see how each was taken and how much to trust it. Every Workshop tool reads from here.
Tracking anime & manga
Keep what you're watching and reading in one library, log episodes and volumes as you go, and get reminded when a show you follow airs a new episode.
Your game shelf (My Games)
Track games you own, want, and have played — flag what you can teach or want to learn, and find them near you.