Worlds
The home for your campaign: your setting, your people and, if you want them, your rules. Usable with any game system, or none.
Worldbuilding
Open Rules
Table Tools
Storycraft for Dice & Delvers.
Build the world, gather the table, publish what you've made. Underneath it all sits an open rules library — every spell, creature, feat and rule cross-linked and source-cited — so what you build stands on real, licensed ground.
Start without picking a system
Build a setting, gather your players at the table, or use table tools before deciding on rules. When you are ready for a system, the library below is waiting.
Player Groups
A private gathering space for your table with provably-fair dice rolling and party character sharing.
Publisher Directory
Browse the directory of tabletop publishers whose open-licensed books and source citations back our catalog.
Random Name Generator
Roll quick, reusable NPC, tavern, and faction names from a seeded fantasy reference corpus.
A reference library built for the table
Every page is cross-linked, source-cited, and laid out for a mid-session lookup. Spells show which class gets them at what level, class options list their real choices, and each open-licensed record carries its licence and a resolvable source chain.
Pathfinder 1st Edition
The comprehensive Pathfinder 1e system reference and homebrew Forge.
D&D 5th Edition
Fast, clean SRD 5.1 & 5.2.1 reference compendium for mid-session lookups.
Who it's for
The library is fully open on every plan. Open Game Content attestation — the verifiable Section 15 chain — is free for everyone too. Paid plans give GMs a shared campaign home, authors a named imprint, and studios team seats.
Recently shipped
Detail pages, rebuilt
Spells, feats, items, domains, traits and races on one clean layout — the key stats up top, one provenance footer, no clutter.
Domains list their revelations
A mystery or bloodline page now shows every option in its pool, not just the name of the pool.
Skald joins the class list
The Advanced Class Guide hybrid — raging song, rage powers, and full bard-list casting, all resolving in the builder.
Every spell knows its full class list
Skald, Hunter, Investigator and Warpriest spell lists are now complete and correctly level-capped.
Every published piece carries a receipt
Sources you can follow
Each record shows its chain — content status, contributor attestation, a resolvable Section 15 line.
See a real record's sourcesEvery publisher, named
Citations resolve against a directory of real tabletop publishers — the same list a contributor picks from when they attribute a source.
Browse the publisher directoryPrivate until you publish
Nothing you build is public until you run the real publish flow — the one that produces the Section 15 notice.
How open licenses workPublish the thing you've been sitting on
Homebrew stuck in a doc because the licence is intimidating? It isn't hard — it's tedious, and the tedious part is done. Start publishing in Pathfinder 1e today.
How publishing works