Solo 5e with no schedule and no party
Party fell through again? Your Loremaster is already waiting.
A living 5th Edition campaign: the server rolls the dice, death is real, and the world keeps moving while you're away. The Loremaster only narrates — and never fudges.
Start your adventure — free · Free turns every day · no payment needed · 1 turn = 1 token, no surprises
- 12 SRD classes
- Solo or a party of up to 4
- English and Russian
Lie to the guard: I'm a courier with urgent news for the baron himself. He'll want to hear it.
You straighten your cloak and speak the baron's name as if it grants you the whole city —
Check · Deception · d20 + 1: 4 + 1 = 5 — failure (13) · SERVER
— and the guard smiles slowly. "The baron died on Wednesday. I carried the coffin myself." His hand settles on the hilt; the gate behind him begins to close.
- Run
- Produce the real letter
- Ask to be taken to the captain
- The server rolls the d20 — The AI receives a finished result and cannot nudge it. Crits and fumbles are honest.
- Death is real — Death saves by the rules. A fallen hero stays in the story; the next one inherits their legend.
- The server counts your gold — You can't buy for 200 gold with 115 in your purse. Loot only appears where the scene has it.
- The world lives without you — While you're away, things happen — a chronicle is waiting when you come back.
Why this isn't just a chatbot
The AI narrates. The server does the math.
The Loremaster owns the drama: voices, scenes, the consequences of your words. The rules — dice, hit points, spell slots, your purse — run on an engine that can't be talked into anything.
- Honest dice — Last week's d20 distribution is flat. The AI gets "lucky" exactly as often as you do.
- Real consequences — Death doesn't roll back. The world remembers the fallen, and a new hero starts in the same world where the last one fell.
- The world doesn't pause — Come back a week later and you get a "while you were away" chronicle and letters from NPCs.
How a turn works
Type in plain language. The rest just happens.
- You describe an action — By voice or text, in English or Russian. Suggestions appear if you're not sure what to do.
- The server rolls and counts — Checks, damage, hit points, slots, gold and XP — from your character sheet, with no AI involved.
- The Loremaster narrates — The scene, NPC voices, a location illustration and voice-over — then a new choice for you.
- Voice, art, speech — Scene illustrations, a narrator's voice, voice input.
- 12 classes, levels 1–20 — Subclasses, feats, fighting styles and spells by the rules.
- A party of up to four — Asynchronous: everyone takes their turn when it suits them. Whispers and party chat.
- Journal and map — Quests, bestiary, contacts and a travel map keep themselves.
No credits that burn out
1 turn = 1 token
Free tokens arrive every day. Run out — wait or top up. No "premium models for credits" and no mystery charges: you always know how many turns you have left.
- $0 — Every day: free turns, no payment needed
- Subscription — More turns, voice, art: refills daily
- Packs — One-off, when you need it: never expire
Your first hero — today
Five minutes to make a character. The first scene starts right away. No party required.
FAQ
- Who rolls the dice — the AI or the server?
- The server. Every d20 is generated cryptographically on the server before the Loremaster answers; the AI receives the number and cannot change it.
- Can I play alone, without a party or a game master?
- Yes. Dungeon Loremaster AI is built for solo 5th Edition campaigns: the narrator is always available and no party is needed. There is also an asynchronous mode for groups of up to four.
- Can my character die?
- Yes. Death saves follow the rules and death doesn't roll back. A fallen hero stays in the world's history, and a new one starts in the same world.
- How much does it cost?
- Free turns arrive every day with no payment needed. One turn always costs one token — no credits that burn out and no hidden charges.
- Which languages are supported?
- English and Russian, in the browser and on the phone.