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The tools inside each Realm: GM tools, forges, decks, watchlists.

Every Realm

Find or host a meetup from a RealmOpen the sessions near you already filtered to your Realm — a TTRPG table, a LARP event, a comic club — and host one of your own.EveryoneUpdated Oct 12, 2026
Galleries: posting imagesWhere your photos go, who can see them, how moderation works, and when you must declare that AI was involved.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Get around a RealmOpen a Realm, move between its tools with the left rail, pin favourites to your home page, open TTRPG play tools over a campaign, and find each tool's help.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Post art to a Realm galleryShare fan art on an Atlas title, series or character page, credit the artist, say if AI made it, and find it in the Comics and Anime galleries.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026
RealmsRealms are your creative hub — each holds the tools for a kind of game or hobby you play.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Share your characters & decksMake a character sheet or MTG deck shareable with a read-only link — or keep it private.PlayersUpdated Oct 12, 2026

TTRPG

GM tools: dice, initiative, battle map & generatorsTools for running tabletop games — a 3D dice roller, a shareable initiative tracker and battle map, generators, a bestiary, and AI prep.Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
NPCs, encounters & lootThree 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.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Prep a fight in ten minutesPick the monsters, check the difficulty, set up initiative and a battle map your players can follow, and have the loot ready — with the TTRPG play tools in order.Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Character VaultBuild, generate, or import character sheets across eight systems — with AI flesh-out, an AI character image, PDF export, and sharing.Players & GMsUpdated Nov 6, 2026

Step by step · 5 parts · ~40 min

  1. 1Create a character by hand
  2. 2Generate a character, then flesh it out with AI
  3. 3Import a character from a photo or text
  4. 4Play your character and level it up
  5. 5Add art, share and export your character
Running a campaignCreate a persistent group for an ongoing story — roster, live sessions, chat, journal, XP, characters, a battle map, and a human or AI Game Master.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026

Step by step · 10 parts · ~85 min

  1. 1Start a campaign
  2. 2Get a campaign ready: players, characters, premise and a first session
  3. 3Find your way around the campaign table
  4. 4Run a session as the GM
  5. 5Play with the AI Game Master
  6. 6Keep the campaign's Log, Lore and NPCs
  7. 7Use the campaign battle map
  8. 8Award XP and level up the party
  9. 9Find a night everyone can make and schedule it
  10. 10Tune your campaign's settings and keep the table safe
Campaign settings, roles & sessionsManage your table: co-GMs and campaign admins, locking the roster, running live sessions, the turn timer, permissions, and the mature toggle.GMs & campaign adminsUpdated Oct 27, 2026
GM tools in a campaignBuild NPCs & adversaries (with AI), run a live battle map, keep a journal with secret GM notes, log XP, and draft AI recaps & session prep.GMs & playersUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Playing with the AI Game MasterA walkthrough of a whole AI-run table — create the campaign, light the session, take a turn, roll, and tune the GM's voice, length, dice, memory and recaps.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
NPC VaultWrite a full NPC — who they are, what they carry, their stat block and secrets — and let AI fill in the details for the game you're running.Tutorial2 parts · ~8 min
  1. 1Build an NPC by hand, with an AI assist
  2. 2Generate an NPC in one click and use it in a campaign
Run a quick battle map and share itSize a grid, drop lettered tokens, hide the map under fog and reveal it as the party explores — with a live link for your players.Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Roll dice with the Dice RollerBuild a pool of up to ten dice, from d2 to d100, and roll them in 3D — and what typed notation such as 2d20kh1+5 means where you can type a roll.Players & Game MastersUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Run combat order with the Initiative TrackerAdd every combatant with their initiative and HP, step through turns and rounds, and share a live read-only view with your table.Game MastersUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Find a monster in the BestiarySearch creature stat blocks by name, game, rules edition, type and challenge, and open the full stat block.Game MastersUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Look up a spell, item, condition or featFind a D&D 5e rule in the Compendium mid-session: pick the section and the rules edition, search or filter, and open the entry.Players & Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
The Compendium: rules lookup at the tableSpells, magic items, conditions and feats from the D&D 5e SRD — the 2024 rules and the 2014 rules — searchable and filterable, so a mid-session rules question does not cost five minutes.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Balance an encounterSet your party's size and level, add monsters from the Bestiary or by challenge rating, and read how hard the fight will be under the 2024 or 2014 D&D rules.Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Roll a treasure pilePick how rich the find is, roll gold and items, and reroll until it fits the moment.Game MastersUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Board Games

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Table Oracle: what should we play tonight?Tap who turned up, say how long you have, and the Oracle deals a hand of four games from the shelves of everyone at the table — with the reason for each card.EveryoneUpdated Oct 12, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~8 min

  1. 1Deal tonight's pick with the Table Oracle
  2. 2From the Oracle's pick to game night
Your game shelf (My Games)Track games you own, want, and have played — flag what you can teach or want to learn, log your plays, and find your games near you.EveryoneUpdated Oct 27, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~9 min

  1. 1Build your game shelf in My Games
  2. 2Log plays and use your shelf

LARP

Get ready for your first LARPFind a LARP near you and RSVP, join a faction, plan your character, pack your kit, and learn the safety calls before game-on — the LARP Realm end to end.New LARPersUpdated Nov 6, 2026
The LARP RealmEvent finding, outdoor spaces, factions, a character and kit planner, crafting notes and a safety reference.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Outdoor & Public SpacesFilter parks, fields, campgrounds and woods by type, rentable and state, read a space's details and what's coming up there, and start a session at it.Tutorial2 parts · ~6 min
  1. 1Find an outdoor space and host a LARP there
  2. 2Add an outdoor space to the directory
LARP factionsForm a faction, take join requests, name officers and record in-character ranks — and rally the roster to the sessions you run.EveryoneUpdated Oct 12, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~8 min

  1. 1Start, join and run a LARP faction
  2. 2Call your faction to muster for a session
LARP character & costume plannerDevelop a LARP character, plan the costume, makeup and props around it, track XP, skills and awards between events, and print a character card.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~8 min

  1. 1Plan a LARP character and costume
  2. 2Track XP, skills and awards, and print a character card
Pack for a LARP with the kit checklistBuild one packing list by category — costume, weapons, camping, food and water, safety — tick things off as you pack, and unpack it for the next event.LARPersUpdated Oct 12, 2026
Building LARP props & weaponsStep-by-step guides, with diagrams, for a boffer weapon, EVA foam armour and props — and why the safety table, not the guide, decides whether yours passes.EveryoneUpdated Oct 12, 2026
LARP safety calls & consent toolsThe calls that stop a scene — Hold, Man down, Time out — the consent tools that let you steer one, and the physical-safety basics, with the reminder that your game's own briefing always wins.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Run a safety brief before game-onPrint the Safety & Rules Reference, then walk your players through the calls, the consent tools, weapon checks and the site before anyone says Lay on.LARP organisers and marshalsUpdated Oct 12, 2026

Cosplay

The Cosplay RealmMy Builds for pieces, budget and a task list back from the con; the Workshop's five tools on your own measurements; a WIP gallery and portfolio; a design shop and build tutorials.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026
The Cosplay WorkshopFive 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.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026
Your first foam piece, start to finishMeasure your head, model a helmet in Piece Forge, fit it to you, unfold and print the templates, build it from the build steps, and log it on a build — the Cosplay Workshop end to end.CosplayersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
My Builds: planning a costume end to endBreak a costume into pieces with a budget, plan the tasks back from your con date, keep your references, and log progress photos as you go.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026

Step by step · 8 parts · ~43 min

  1. 1Start a build, or save it as an idea
  2. 2Break a build into pieces, with a budget
  3. 3Plan back from the con: tasks, calendar and reminders
  4. 4Collect references: the board, the bookmarklet and your phone
  5. 5Log progress: photos, time and credits
  6. 6Plan a group cosplay
  7. 7Con day and after: plan the con, wear-test, pack and repair
  8. 8Finish a build and share it
Keep track of your materials in the StashList the foam, filament, fabric and paint you already have, tie them to Piece Forge materials so costing uses yours first, and record what you use, put back and buy.CosplayersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
The Measuring RoomTake 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.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 4 parts · ~23 min

  1. 1Bodies and goals: measure only what you need
  2. 2Measure with a tape, or type what you know
  3. 3Measure with your phone's camera
  4. 4Use your measurements: tools, a maker's sheet, and research
Fit Forge: resizing an STL to your bodySomebody 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.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 3 parts · ~17 min

  1. 1Fit a downloaded model to your body
  2. 2Check a scaled model before you print it
  3. 3Split a model for your printer, unfold it to foam, and attach it to a build
Piece Forge: model a piece from nothingShape a helmet, mask, torso, back plate, pauldron, vambrace, bracer, belt, greaves or prop in your browser, fit it to your measurements, unfold it to foam templates, and cost it into a build.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 4 parts · ~29 min

  1. 1Start a piece and shape it
  2. 2Resize a piece to fit you, with wearing ease
  3. 3Unfold a piece to foam templates
  4. 4Cost, save, export and publish a piece
Print and cut foam templatesUnfold a modelled piece into flat templates, print them at true scale, and read the seam numbers, bevel angles and distortion.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Pattern Forge: drafting a sewing blockDraft a bodice, body, trouser or bodysuit block, a circle skirt, a cloak, a hood or a tabard to your own measurements, then print it at true scale and trace it onto fabric.Cosplayers who sewUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 3 parts · ~17 min

  1. 1Pick a sewing block and draft it to your measurements
  2. 2Print a pattern at true scale, at a copy shop, or on your table
  3. 3Draft a block for several people at once
Costume Forge: wearing the pieces togetherPut your saved pieces on one body at once and find out what collides — where a chestplate fouls a helmet, or two pieces sit too close — before you cut foam.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~12 min

  1. 1Assemble a costume and fix what clashes
  2. 2Check a costume in motion, then save it to a build
Keep a progress log in the WIP GallerySee every progress photo from your builds in one place, filter it by build, and add the next shot to the right build in one press.CosplayersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Your Cosplay Portfolio: show, follow and get creditedSee your finished builds as a portfolio, browse the community's, follow cosplayers to see their progress, and answer the credits other members give you.CosplayersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Build Tutorials: how-to videosA library of cosplay how-to videos submitted by members and reviewed by staff, filtered by topic, difficulty and search — armour, EVA foam, 3D printing, sewing, wigs, paint, makeup and electronics.EveryoneUpdated Oct 11, 2026

Step by step · 2 parts · ~12 min

  1. 1Learn a technique with Build Tutorials and learning paths
  2. 2Share a tutorial, or host a live build-along

Comics

The Comics RealmTrack your collection and pull list, read comics published here, make or publish your own, and find collaborators.EveryoneUpdated Oct 31, 2026
Comics LibraryAdd the comics you follow, own or want to read, link them to the Comics Atlas, and flag the ones you buy every month so your pull list shows what ships each Wednesday.Tutorial4 parts · ~20 min
  1. 1Add your series and build a pull list
  2. 2Track issues: what you own, what you've read, and the holes in your run
  3. 3Import your collection from CLZ or League of Comic Geeks
  4. 4Collections, Discover, your year in comics, and hiding
New Comic Day: what's coming out from your pull listSee every upcoming issue from the series on your pull list, day by day, put them on your calendar, and get told when one is out.Comics readersUpdated Oct 12, 2026
Collab BoardPost what your comic needs — or what you can offer — say whether it uses AI-assisted art, and apply to other people's listings.Tutorial2 parts · ~8 min
  1. 1Find a collaborator on the Collab Board
  2. 2Run a comic project with your team
Comics AtlasWork down from a publisher to a series and its issues, look up characters, teams and places, and follow an arc's reading order across series.Tutorial2 parts · ~7 min
  1. 1Explore the Comics Atlas: publishers, series, characters and reading orders
  2. 2Follow series, creators and characters — and suggest an edit

Anime

The Anime RealmA watchlist, a manga shelf, airing reminders, watch parties, an art gallery, and a curated Atlas of studios, titles and characters.EveryoneUpdated Nov 3, 2026
Tracking anime & mangaKeep what you're watching and reading in one library, log episodes and volumes as you go, and get reminded when a show on your list airs a new episode.EveryoneUpdated Nov 6, 2026

Step by step · 4 parts · ~19 min

  1. 1Add a show or manga and track it
  2. 2Organise your library: lists, filters and bulk edits
  3. 3Import your MyAnimeList or AniList list, and export yours
  4. 4Share your list: public entries, Discover, Taste Match and Wrapped
Airing & SeasonThe Airing & Season week view shows the next episodes of shows on your list in your own timezone, and a reminder tells you when each one is out.Tutorial2 parts · ~6 min
  1. 1See what airs this week, and get reminded
  2. 2Browse the season and plan what to watch
Figure ShelfRecord the figures, plushies, Blu-rays and art books you own, have preordered or want, keep what you paid private, get reminded before a preorder payment is due, and show items on a public shelf.Tutorial2 parts · ~9 min
  1. 1Add to your Figure Shelf, and track preorders
  2. 2Find a copy, and keep a build log
Watch PartySchedule a watch-along for a show and its episodes, cap the spots, put it in a Circle, and RSVP or say you're interested in someone else's.Tutorial2 parts · ~11 min
  1. 1Host a watch party, or RSVP to one
  2. 2In the watch party room: watch in sync, chat and replay
Run a rewatch with your anime clubSchedule a watch party for every episode of a show in your Circle's calendar, a day or a week apart, and let members join the whole run in one press.Circle Leads and OfficersUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Vote in Anime of the Week, brackets and the seasonal awardsVote for a show of the week once you've watched its episode, nominate and back characters in a bracket, and see each season's awards.Anime fansUpdated Oct 11, 2026
Con CalendarBrowse anime cons by month or on the map, narrow by state, size and distance, open a con's page, and answer Going or Interested to put it on your calendar.Tutorial2 parts · ~9 min
  1. 1Find anime cons and say you're going
  2. 2Meet up at a con, and suggest a missing one
Anime AtlasBrowse franchises, series and characters, read a show's page, track it from there, and talk about each episode in its own spoiler-safe room.Tutorial2 parts · ~10 min
  1. 1Explore the Anime Atlas: shows, episodes and episode rooms
  2. 2Review, recommend, follow, and find where to watch