Changelog

Build a ready-to-run encounter for your party in seconds, combat or roleplay.

Pick your system and party, describe the scene, and you get the whole thing: a read-aloud opener, the enemy forces as proper stat blocks (CR, AC, HP, traits), battlefield zones, tactics, complications, the objective, win and lose conditions, and the loot. A live difficulty meter scores it for your exact party and updates the moment you change the foes, using the real math for D&D 5e (2024 and 2014), Pathfinder 2e, and Savage Worlds.

It is built to be changed at the table. Add a foe from a short description and a target challenge rating and generate it into a real monster, rename or rescale anything, reroll any section, and link monsters, NPCs, hazards, and loot into your world. Roleplay encounters handle the social side too: the NPC's goal and leverage, player approaches, NPC reactions, skill DCs, and the secrets to reveal as the scene turns.

Generating an encounter is free.

We rebuilt the Character Generator from scratch. The builder walks you through system, species, class, background, ability scores, and details in a clean step-by-step flow, and your character takes shape as a portrait beside you as you choose.

There are now 21 playable species in 2014 rules and 19 in 2024, including expanded options like Aarakocra, Genasi, Warforged, Kenku, Goblin, Kobold, Lizardfolk, Tabaxi, and Tortle. Every class and species pairing has its own portrait art, so a Dragonborn Barbarian actually looks like a Dragonborn Barbarian.

Plus the quality-of-life touches: search any long list instead of scrolling, a Back and Continue bar that stays in reach, a portrait that follows you down the page, and a generator sidebar that collapses and is now sorted alphabetically. It works on mobile too, with a summary that keeps your choices in view.

Your content now goes straight into Fantasy Grounds, the virtual tabletop, next to the Foundry, Obsidian, Markdown, and JSON options you already have.

On any NPC, monster, or item, the Export menu has a new Fantasy Grounds option. Copy it or download the .xml. For a whole campaign or a session-prep bundle, download a single Fantasy Grounds module (.mod), drop it into your modules folder, and switch it on in the Library.

NPCs, monsters, and magic items arrive as proper Fantasy Grounds records. Settlements, factions, quests, and the rest arrive as formatted story pages, so nothing lands empty. The 5e ruleset is fully supported.

Two new model families are in the video generator.

Seedance 2.0 Mini (ByteDance) comes in two speeds, Mini and Mini Turbo. Both handle text-to-video, image-to-video, and video editing, with generated audio included at no extra gold. The pricing is the reason to try it: Mini Turbo is 50 gold for a 5 second 720p clip, one of the cheapest ways to get a good animation on CharGen. Mini costs a little more for extra detail.

Happy Horse 1.1 (Alibaba) does text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video, so you can steer a result with up to nine reference images. It runs at 720p or 1080p, 5 to 15 seconds.

Both are in the video model picker now, including Top Picks.

The Fast and Balanced tiers for Animated Maps now run on the new Seedance 2.0 Mini models. Fast uses Mini Turbo, Balanced uses Mini, both at 720p, so your battlemaps get clearer, more continuous motion and ambient sound. Gold prices are unchanged.

The loop below is a Balanced example, a brazier-lit dungeon. Try it on a map of your own at /animated-maps.

Picking a Text to Speech voice used to mean generating audio first, then finding out it was not the right fit, which wasted gold. Now you can listen first.

Open the voice picker in the Text to Speech generator and every voice has a small play button. Click it to hear a short sample. Only one plays at a time, and listening is free. Your selected voice also gets a play button in the sidebar, so you can re-check your pick without reopening the list.

Samples cover all Inworld voices and the most popular MiniMax voices. Voices without a sample simply show no play button.

Got an NPC you like except for the backstory? A magic item with the wrong lore? Now you can re-roll that one section instead of regenerating the whole thing or editing it by hand.

Every section has its own small Re-roll button. Click it and just that part is generated again, while everything else stays exactly as it was. It works on the written sections like backstory, lore, history, personality, and appearance, and on lists too. Each re-roll costs 1 gold.

We started with Shops, and it now covers NPCs, Monsters, Factions, Dungeons, Magic Items, and Characters as well.

When you re-roll a list that has linked entities, like a faction's allies and enemies, the linked ones are kept and re-attached so you don't lose the connections you built. The rest of the list is re-rolled.

Section re-roll is available on paid plans, on your own generations. Open one, find the Re-roll buttons next to each section, and change just the part you want.

Your shops no longer go stale between sessions. Open any shop you own and refresh its stock without building a new one.

• Add Stock: pick an item type (potions, scrolls, wands, weapons and more), choose how many, and add an optional theme. The shop gets a fresh batch.
• Regenerate all: replace the whole inventory with a new set in one click.
• Re-roll a single item or the lootable stash when you only want to swap one thing.

Available on paid plans above Basic. Each action costs 1 gold.

Your minis don't have to stand still. Animated Tokens takes a flat top-down token and turns it into a short looping animation on a transparent background, ready to drop straight onto your virtual tabletop.

Upload a token, choose a combat state (idle, ready, swing, hit or cast), and download a seamless looping clip. The background is removed for you, so the token sits cleanly on any map with no box or border around it. It sets as an animated token in Roll20 and Foundry, and plays on a stream or second screen too.

Every state is its own clip, so you only pay in gold for the ones you generate, across two quality tiers.

Animate a token

Upload a static battlemap and get back a seamless looping video for your virtual tabletop. Water runs, torches flicker, fog drifts, and grass sways, while the map keeps its exact layout, grid, and lighting. There is no jump cut at the loop point, so it plays all session without a visible restart.

The tool lives at /animated-maps. Drop in any flat map (PNG, JPG, or WebP), describe what should move or press go and let it read the scene for you, choose a quality, and watch the result on the light table. What you see is the MP4 you download, ready to set as an animated scene background in Roll20 or Foundry.

Three quality tiers, priced per render in gold: Fast (50 short / 100 long), Balanced (75 / 150), and High (100 / 200). Short loops run about five seconds, long loops about ten. You only pay for the loops you make.

CharGen now has a developer platform at char-gen.com/developers.

Anyone with a CharGen account can create a developer org, mint API keys and call the same generators that power the app: images, video, audio and 3D models across more than 130 models, plus 18 structured D&D generators for NPCs, monsters, dungeons, settlements, pantheons and more.

The portal handles the whole setup. Keys come in live and test flavours and the secret is shown exactly once. Credits are bought with a card through Stripe and tracked in a full ledger. API credits are in US dollars and completely separate from your Gold balance: Gold pays for the app, credits pay for the API.

Documentation lives at char-gen.com/developers/docs: a getting started guide, a live pricing table for every model, and an interactive API reference generated from the live spec.

You can now turn any character into a 3D printable tabletop miniature. Describe a hero, a monster, or a villain in a sentence, or drop in a piece of art, and CharGen builds a 3D model you can download and print at home. No sculpting and no 3D skill needed.

It works in three steps: describe or upload, preview and refine the 3D model, then download a print-ready STL scaled to 32mm tabletop size. Print it on a resin or FDM machine and it is ready for the brush and the table.

Start from the new AI Miniature Generator page, build one directly, or turn a character, NPC, or monster you already made in CharGen into a physical mini. Works for D&D, Pathfinder, Warhammer, and any tabletop game.

Your CharGen creations can now go straight into Foundry VTT as real, ready-to-use documents, not just plain text.

Per item: Every NPC, monster, character, magic item, and map now has a Foundry VTT (.json) option in the Export menu. Download it, then use Foundry's built-in Import Data to bring in a fully statted Actor, an Item, a worldbuilding Journal, or a Scene from your battlemap. Abilities, HP, AC, CR, skills, and the full action list all carry over.

Whole campaigns: Open any campaign or session-prep bundle and pick Export to Foundry (.zip). CharGen builds a small installable module with everything you've linked. Drop it in your Foundry modules folder, enable it, and import every Actor, Item, and Journal in one click.

Both dnd5e and Savage Worlds (SWADE) are supported, and Foundry pulls your portraits and maps directly from CharGen.

Our newest model, Rodin v2.5, turns a text prompt or a reference image into a detailed 3D model. Describe a character, a weapon, or a prop, or upload an image you already made on CharGen, and get back a clean, textured mesh.

The headline: you can export to STL, the format home and hobby 3D printers read, so you can print your party as tabletop miniatures. Building a scene or a game instead? Export to GLB, USDZ, FBX, or OBJ as well.

Choose a quality tier (Standard or Extreme-High) and add the High-Detail Pack when you want extra geometry. Rodin v2.5 is available to subscribers, from 45 gold per model.

Every campaign can now have its own cover image. Open a campaign, hit Set cover, and pick from your party portraits, choose any image from your gallery, or generate a fresh one on the spot. The cover appears as a full width banner across the top of the campaign page, and on your campaign cards in the dashboard, so each campaign is easy to recognise at a glance. Want a change? Swap it or remove it anytime.

Your campaigns now track what the party is chasing and every loose end they leave behind. CharGen reads your session recaps and pulls out Quests (goals with objectives and outcomes) and Plot Threads (the open questions and mysteries), then hands them to you in a review queue so you stay in control of what sticks.

Each quest is a living ledger: objectives you can tick off, a progress log, rewards, and the NPCs, factions, locations, and items it touches as clickable links. Plot threads get their own notes log, and you can drop an @-mention into a note to link a monster, location, or character in one keystroke. When a thread grows into something bigger, promote it straight to a quest.

Quests, Threads, Factions, and Items now live as tabs right inside your campaign and session pages, so you never have to leave the table to see where the story stands.

One recap, any voice. You can now restyle your spoiler-free teaser and your short and full plot summaries in the tone that fits your table: Neutral, Hype Trailer, Ye Olde, Noir, Comedic, or Epic Bard, at one-liner, short, or paragraph length. Pick a tone, pick a length, apply. Restyling is available to subscribers.

Sharing your campaign without spoiling your players just got easier. Every session recap now comes with a spoiler-free episode teaser: a short, share-ready blurb that sets the scene and builds intrigue without giving away what happened. Drop it into your podcast description, stream title, or the players channel. No more pasting your recap into another AI to scrub the spoilers. Free to edit and copy on every recap.

Your recaps and generated content can now leave CharGen looking the part. Export any recap, NPC, monster, or magic item as Homebrewery markdown and paste it into homebrewery.naturalcrit.com for that classic printed-sourcebook look, full stat blocks and all. Prefer a vault? The Obsidian export now writes proper Fantasy Statblocks YAML with wikilinks, so your world stays connected. Markdown and JSON are there too, and one toggle brings the cover art along. Find it under the Export menu on any recap or entity.

Every session you wrap now gets a five-panel comic strip showing the key beats of the night. The art picks out the moments that mattered, framed like a graphic novel page.

If you're on Elite or Ultimate, one storyboard generates automatically as soon as your recap finishes. Other tiers can spin one up for 60 gold from the new Storyboard tab on every session page.

Customize gives you finer control: pick the aspect ratio (landscape, portrait, or square) and optionally choose the exact five events the panels should depict. History keeps every storyboard you've made for that session.

Failed generations refund automatically. Cancel a stuck one if you need to start over.

Drop a custom puzzle into any session in under a minute. Generate riddles, glyph ciphers, mechanism rooms, ritual circles, and combination locks. Each one comes complete with the handout players read, a top-down apparatus diagram, a DM script (boxed read-aloud introduction, lead-up notes, pacing tips), a graded hint ladder you reveal tier by tier, and a sealed solution and answer key only you see.

Everything a DM actually needs to run the puzzle at the table is structured into clear tabs: a Brief showing the scene and the puzzle artifact, the DM Script for read-aloud prep, Mechanics for components and checks, Solving for the answer behind a spoiler wall, and Aftermath for promoting any usable item the players find into a full magic item entity. Print the handout straight from the puzzle page for paper play.

Built for Pathfinder 2E first, adapts to D&D 5E and system-agnostic fantasy. Try it at char-gen.com/puzzle-generator.

Run a full session from a single click. The Quest Generator builds the whole arc — opening hook, scene runsheet, named cast, encounters, twists, complications, and rewards — and lays it out the way a DM actually scans it at the table.

The new Hook & Story page reads like a magazine spread: drop-cap quote, questgiver portrait, numbered rumour table. The Scene Runsheet is a connected timeline — every row is a beat to run, with setting, story moment, follow-up, and the encounter or twist it triggers. Pin a scene and its next beat follows you down the page. A persistent DM toolbox sits in the right rail: location, tone, questgiver, quest flags you can tick off, and a watch list of the faces you need to stay alert to.

Everything is editable inline — chip a stat, rename a scene, rewrite a dialogue cue. Cast, encounter monsters, and reward items get a one-click Promote button that spins them into their own NPC dossier, Monster statblock, or Magic Item card and links them back automatically. Once linked, their full portraits surface on the quest page. GM-only beats — hidden truths and twists — live behind a wax-seal reveal that only the quest's owner can ever see.

→ Generate a Quest

Generate entire fantasy peoples — not just characters of a race, but the people itself. Each Species comes with name, italic Latin-style binomial, creature type, size, lifespan, biology, society, languages, homelands, age categories, subspecies, famous members, and how they relate to neighbouring peoples. The result reads like a page from a naturalist's field guide.

Four game-system options. D&D 5e (2024) ships with the new prose-led ability-score flavor — no locked +2/+1, matching the 2024 PHB. D&D 5e (2014) keeps the legacy framing. Pathfinder 2E uses heritage-oriented language. Generic Fantasy strips system mechanics entirely for pure worldbuilding.

Cross-entity linking. Every NPC, Character, Monster, Settlement, Region, Faction, Tavern and Shop now plugs into Species. NPCs with a free-form race string can become a fully-fledged linked Species in one click. Settlements show their Peoples, Regions show Native Species, Factions show Common Members.

Spawn outward. From a Species page, generate a linked NPC, homeland Region, characteristic Settlement, or affiliated Faction. Each new entity links back automatically.

Plus a 4–6 page PDF export, branded Share Card, public browse at /browse/species, Obsidian markdown export, sitemap inclusion, and a Visual Sheet output for the table.

A new generator for fantasy religions. Give it a name, a theme, and a number of gods (between 3 and 12), and you get a full pantheon back: domains, alignments, tenets, sacred motifs, holy days, allies, enemies, and the mythos that ties them together.

There are two modes. Quick takes a count and a vibe and writes the whole thing. Detailed gives you a card per deity so you can hint at a domain, alignment, or theme before generating, and leave any field blank if you want the AI to invent it.

Each pantheon opens to a Council view with three tabs (Overview, Deities, Mythos). The Deities tab gives every god its own dashboard: portrait, identity, tenets, worshipper beliefs, and a relationship orbit you can click to jump between gods.

You can spawn any deity as a full NPC, regenerate one god without rewriting the rest of the pantheon, edit every field inline, export the whole religion to PDF, and share a Pantheon card.

There is also a Religion and Mythos session-prep template that pairs a pantheon with a seat of worship, a clerical faction, and three priests.

Example: https://char-gen.com/pantheon/7c564cdf-f3d8-4f9c-b8cc-fd2d49fa8143 (The Seven Sibling Court). Generator: https://char-gen.com/pantheon-generator.

Two new premium audio models just landed in CharGen: Mureka V9 Music and Mureka V9 BGM.

Mureka V9 Music is built for full songs from prompt + lyrics, while Mureka V9 BGM is focused on cinematic ambient background tracks from simple prompts.

These are a major quality step up for campaign audio: cleaner mixes, stronger mood control, and more usable first-pass results. Both models are now live at a flat 5 gold cost.

Campaign session notes have been completely reimagined. The slate-grey "dashboard" look is gone — in its place, a warm, parchment-dark reading experience built around how DMs actually use these notes between sessions: glance, recall, prep.

A campaign that feels like a campaign. Every campaign now opens onto a Living Timeline — past sessions laid out chronologically, with each session showing its recap, key beats, NPCs introduced, locations visited, and combats fought, all in one expandable card. Numbered like chapters. Set in Fraunces serif, with workshop-gold accents.

Three new ways to navigate your world. The campaign hub now has dedicated rooms for Memory (your tracked NPCs, monsters, locations, and players, with portraits), Review (a triage inbox for candidate entities the AI extracted but isn't sure about yet, with side-by-side merge suggestions), and Threads (an emerging dashboard of unresolved plot threads derived from your sessions).

Sessions read like notes, not forms. Each session page now opens with an ambient hero — the session's name in caps, a one-line recap in italic prose, and the audio waveform strip directly below. The body is a three-column reading layout: plot tabs (Plot · Events · Actions · Highlights · Cast · Word Cloud · Threads) on the left, the chosen content in the centre, the cast rail on the right. Every entity name in the prose is linkified — hover to see who/where/what without leaving the page.

Hover anywhere, get context. The new entity hover card surfaces a portrait, the entity's aliases, a one-line bio, and a mention-range bar showing which sessions referenced them. From the hover card you can jump straight to the entity dossier — or, for candidates the AI flagged, merge them into an existing tracked entity in a single click.

Merging that's frictionless. Candidate entities (the AI's "I'm not sure if this is the same person as…" finds) now merge in one click. Hover the candidate, click "Merge into…", pick the target from a list of similarity-scored matches, and the system auto-renames every reference across every session's transcript and recap.

The whole thing is built on a single Workshop visual system — warm parchment-dark surfaces, Fraunces display type, per-entity-type accent colours (sky-blue for NPCs, red for monsters, teal for locations, workshop-gold for players), and one-of-a-kind atmospheric hero imagery for every campaign and session.

The CharGen Affiliate Programme is live. Twenty-five percent commission on every paying customer you refer, paid in cash to PayPal or Wise — open to creators of any audience size, no application form, no approval queue.

What you earn per signup: £27 on a Plus annual, £55 on Elite annual, £110 on Ultimate annual, plus £3–£8 per gold pack. Five Elite-annual referrals a month is £275 of side income for what amounts to one mention. The maths compounds.

How it works: Sign up at chargen.promotekit.com (email-only, ~30 seconds), grab your unique link, share it anywhere your audience already lives — Discord servers, video descriptions, blog posts, GM newsletters, stream overlays. A 60-day cookie keeps you credited even if the visitor converts weeks later. Real-time stats, monthly payouts at £50.

Formats that already work for CharGen creators: 30–60 second Reels/Shorts/TikToks of prompt-to-NPC-to-portrait, side-by-side comparisons (CharGen vs Midjourney for portraits, vs ChatGPT for stat blocks), campaign build threads, Discord pinned posts, newsletter mentions framing CharGen as DM productivity rather than 'AI art'.

Common questions: Yes, this runs alongside the in-app gold referral programme — both are independent. Commissions lock in once Stripe charges the customer, with a 30-day chargeback hold; refunds claw back automatically. Custom Stripe promo codes are available case-by-case once you're driving consistent referrals.

If you've been mentioning CharGen in videos, posts, or Discord up until now, this turns that work into a predictable monthly cheque. Become an Affiliate →

The Character Sheet generator now supports five distinct visual styles — Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Heraldic Atlas, Curated Catalogue, and Codex Showcase. Pick the look that fits the entity: sweeping atlas spreads for capital cities, auction-house catalogues for shops and treasure hoards, single-subject codex pages for legendary artifacts, and the original Cypher-bestiary Dark Fantasy for NPCs and monsters.

Each entity type opens to a recommended style by default — marked with a gold ★ Rec badge — so you don't have to think about it. Click any other style card and the live preview swaps to show what you'll actually get before you spend gold. Your last choice per entity type is remembered, too.

Plus a handful of quality-of-life upgrades: Redo now returns to the picker so you can change style or quality before regenerating, your previous sheet is preserved in the gallery, and Expand / Open in Gallery / Download all support ⌘-click to open in new tabs. Also fixed a backend bug where Shop and Tavern sheets sometimes rendered with the title "Unknown" — names now resolve correctly across all entity types.

HappyHorse 1.0 is now available in CharGen as a premium video model for both text-to-video and image-to-video generation.

Create short fantasy clips from 3 to 15 seconds, choose 720p or 1080p output, and work across widescreen, vertical, square, and portrait-style aspect ratios.

For image-to-video, upload one starting image and CharGen will keep the setup clean by using the image framing instead of asking for a separate aspect ratio.

Generate stunning, illustrated sheet images for any entity in your workshop. Your entity's portrait, stats, equipment, personality, and lore are composed into a single dramatic image.

Inspired by the incredible Cypher System character sheets created by CharGen community member Bastion — we loved what they were making and built it into the platform for everyone.

Works with all 13 entity types — NPCs, Monsters, Characters, Settlements, Taverns, Shops, Regions, Factions, Dungeons, Loot, Spellbooks, Buildings, and Hazards — each with a tailored layout highlighting the most relevant data.

Three quality tiers: Draft (1 gold), Standard (8 gold), or Premium (25 gold). Find the generator in the hero badge on any entity page, the toolbar Sheet button, or the dedicated tab in the entity view.

Generated sheets are saved to your entity. View them in the lightbox, open in the gallery for sharing and editing, or download as PNG.

GPT Image 2 is now available in CharGen — OpenAI's latest image generation model with dramatically improved text rendering, sharper details, and better prompt accuracy.

Dense text, stat blocks, labels, and annotations are handled with significantly higher accuracy, making it ideal for character sheets, statblocks, and any image that needs readable text.

Choose between Low, Medium, or High quality to balance speed and detail. Available across image generation, quick edits, and restyle operations.

Dungeons have always had a procedural layout map — the floor plan with numbered rooms, doors and traps. Now every dungeon also gets a full-blown AI-rendered battlemap: a photorealistic top-down view of those same rooms, textured with stone masonry, wooden tables, iron-bound chests, flickering torches and mossy ruins. The layout stays identical to the plan you already know — just ready to drop into your VTT session as the actual surface players will be fighting on.

It happens automatically the moment a dungeon finishes generating. The procedural sketch is fed directly into Nano Banana 2 edit mode as a reference image, so the battlemap preserves room order, doors and connections rather than inventing a new shape. A compact clickable thumbnail lives right under the procedural map on every dungeon page; tap it to view the full image, download it, or send it straight into your tabletop tool of choice.

No extra clicks, no extra prompts, no extra gold — every dungeon in your library now has one. Go generate one and see for yourself.

The Session Prep marketplace is here. Save any bundle you love as a reusable template, share it with the whole community, and start from a template others have already built.

15 hand-crafted official templates ship out of the box — Pirate Port, Cursed Tomb, Mountain Village, Tower Siege, Blighted Forest, and more. Three per recipe, each one regenerates a fresh bundle with the same vibe every time.

Browse the new Template Gallery, endorse your favourites, and leave comments on templates you have actually used at the table. Every public template gets its own SEO-indexed page with a vibe breakdown, composition chips, and examples of bundles generated from it.

Two new image models are now available in CharGen: Ernie Image and Ernie Image Turbo. Both are low-cost 3-gold options designed for fast fantasy concepting and iteration, with Turbo tuned for quicker turnaround when you want to explore multiple prompt directions rapidly. They are now easy to discover in Top Picks, Featured, and New, with dedicated model pages and refreshed launch visuals.

Session Prep V3 completely reimagines how bundles work. Instead of generating disconnected entities, the AI now writes a cohesive narrative first — a living world where every NPC, location, and encounter is woven together with shared history, relationships, and secrets.

The result page has been rebuilt from the ground up with a recipe-driven bento layout. Each entity type gets its own card design: quest hooks appear as objective cards, secrets as classified dossiers, and monsters display CR badges and stat blocks. Entity images, backstories, and metadata render directly on the cards.

Bundles are now shareable. Every completed bundle gets a public URL with server-rendered pages, dynamic Open Graph images, and structured data — perfect for sharing your prep with players or showing off your world.

Five new recipe landing pages showcase what each recipe type can create, with scroll animations, bento grids, and shimmer CTAs.

Generate entire locations in one click. Session Prep Bundles lets you pick a recipe — Town Block, Dungeon Floor, Settlement Starter, Wilderness Encounter, or Quest Hook — and generate all the entities at once. Every entity shares your theme, gets auto-linked with relationships, and saves to a collection.

Build a custom bundle from 9 entity types (taverns, NPCs, shops, settlements, dungeons, regions, monsters, loot, factions) or start from a curated recipe and tweak it. Watch entities appear on a live progress grid as they generate in parallel, with auto-generated images arriving as each completes.

Failed entities can be retried individually without losing the rest of your bundle. Results land on a bento grid with a featured location hero card, NPC avatars, and a relationship network panel.

Build complete D&D 5e player characters from scratch with our new step-by-step Character Builder. Choose your species, class, ability scores, and background — then let AI craft a unique backstory, personality, ideals, bonds, and flaws.

Two ways to create: Use the guided wizard for full control over every choice, or describe a concept in one sentence and let Quick Generate handle everything.

Your character, fully realized: Characters are displayed in a cinematic view with a full portrait, sticky combat stats, and organized tabs for abilities, features, spells, and story. Every field is editable inline — add new spells, skills, equipment, and saving throws directly from the character sheet.

Ready for your table: Click any modifier, save, or skill to roll dice via dddice VTT integration. Export as a printable character sheet PDF, narrative card, markdown, Obsidian notes, or JSON. Share beautiful character cards on Discord, Reddit, or social media.

Also in this update: the Public/Private toggle now correctly reflects visibility status across all entity types.

Your creations can now leave CharGen. Export any entity — NPCs, monsters, settlements, dungeons, and everything else — as Obsidian Markdown, standard Markdown, or JSON.

Obsidian users get statblock callouts that render beautifully in your vault, with linked connections and full ability scores in a familiar D&D format.

Markdown works everywhere — Notion, GitHub, wikis, or any text editor. JSON gives developers the raw data for custom tools and integrations.

Every format supports one-click copy to clipboard or file download, and you can toggle image references on or off. Export is available to everyone — even visitors browsing public creations, no login required.

Introducing the Media Center — a full-screen video editor where you can arrange your AI-generated video clips, music, and voiceover into polished multi-scene compositions.

Browse your gallery to pick clips, or generate new videos, audio, and images directly inside the editor. Drag clips on the timeline to reorder them, trim start points, adjust volume per clip, and layer background music or voiceover narration.

Preview your composition in real time, then export as a single MP4 that's automatically saved to your gallery. Audio clips display real waveforms so you can align them by ear, and keyboard shortcuts (Space, Delete, Ctrl+Z) keep your workflow fast.

A quick onboarding guide walks you through the basics the first time you visit. Look for Media Center under Features in the nav bar.

Wan 2.7 brings revolutionary video generation with premium motion quality and high-end shot control.

Supports text-to-video, image-to-video, end-frame targeting (control where your scene ends), audio upload, negative prompts, and prompt expansion. Flexible durations from 2 to 15 seconds in 720p or 1080p.

Ideal for cinematic fantasy trailers, character animation, and world-class hero clips. Try it now →

Seedance 2.0 has arrived — a flagship cinematic video model built for breakthrough motion quality, stronger scene coherence, and premium fantasy storytelling.

Generate stunning videos from pure text prompts, text with reference images for style guidance, or image-to-video for animating your character art and scene illustrations. Output in 480p, 720p, or 1080p with 5, 10, or 15 second durations.

Plus a Seedance 2.0 Fast variant for rapid iterations and storyboard passes — same cinematic look, quicker turnaround.

Perfect for boss reveals, spell cinematics, character moments, and trailer-worthy clips. Try it now →

A brand new generator for creating any type of building in your RPG campaign. Choose from 13 building types — temples, libraries, guild halls, bathhouses, prisons, theaters, hospitals, manors, warehouses, observatories, marketplaces, and forges — or describe your own.

Each building comes with a unique name, history, architecture, NPCs, secrets, plot hooks, and dynamic sections tailored to its type. A temple gets divine services and sacred relics. A prison gets security protocols and notable inmates.

Buildings are fully game-system aware (D&D 5E, Pathfinder, Cyberpunk, and more), can be exported to PDF, shared with friends, and linked to your existing NPCs, settlements, and factions. Generate & Link NPCs directly from the building page to flesh out your world.

Also in this update: share links now always include referral codes correctly, and Monster, Tavern, Loot, and Hazard detail pages have been redesigned with wider, more immersive layouts.