Your Story,
Masterfully Told

Questwright is an AI-powered Dungeon Master for tabletop roleplaying games. It handles everything a human DM would: running combat encounters, voicing NPCs, describing environments, tracking initiative, and weaving your character's backstory into the narrative. It supports multiple game systems through a proprietary rules engine, starting with D&D 5th Edition and Spacewright, with more systems in development. The AI remembers every NPC you've met, every choice you've made, and every enemy you've crossed. Your campaign persists between sessions, building a living world that reacts to your decisions.

Questwright currently supports D&D 5th Edition and Spacewright (an original sci-fi universe built by CrownForge). Pathfinder 2nd Edition, Fate Core, Blades in the Dark, d100 Cosmic Horror, and Tradecraft (an original modern spy system by CrownForge) are in active development. The proprietary rules engine is designed to be system-agnostic — each system gets full character creation, combat, progression, and AI narration tailored to its specific mechanics. More systems are planned.

Absolutely. Solo play is one of Questwright's strengths. The AI scales encounters for a single player, provides NPC companions when the story calls for it, and creates narratives that work for one hero's journey. Many of our testers play solo during the week when scheduling with friends is impossible, then bring their same character into group sessions on weekends. There's no judgment here — solo tabletop is a legitimate and rewarding way to play.

Multiplayer works seamlessly. Invite friends to your campaign and everyone shares the same persistent world. The AI handles turn order in combat, manages party dynamics, and rotates the spotlight so quieter players get their moments too. Players can drop in and out — if someone misses a session, the story continues and they catch up when they return. No more canceling game night because one person can't make it.

Spacewright is Questwright's original science fiction setting, built from the ground up by CrownForge. It's a full tabletop RPG experience set among the stars. Explore Concord Station, a beating heart of interstellar civilization where species that probably shouldn't trust each other have decided to try anyway. Unravel the ancient mystery of The Beacon. Navigate the Implant Crisis, where the line between biology and technology has become the most dangerous question in the galaxy. Complete with unique species, factions, and its own character creation and combat system.

Not at all. Questwright handles all the mechanical complexity behind the scenes. Just describe what your character wants to do in plain language, like "I want to sneak past the guards" or "I cast fireball at the ogre," and the system figures out the dice rolls, modifiers, saving throws, and outcomes. This works across every supported game system. It's a great way for new players to learn organically, and experienced players can focus on roleplay instead of rulebook lookups.

Questwright is a purpose-built tabletop RPG platform, not a chatbot. It includes persistent character sheets, real dice mechanics, proper game state tracking, procedural world generation, tactical battle maps, NPC memory, and a rules engine that actually enforces game rules across multiple systems. ChatGPT can improvise a story, but it can't track your inventory, enforce spell slots, run tactical combat on a grid, or remember what happened three sessions ago. Questwright runs a real campaign.

Everything runs in your browser. Your character sheet tracks inventory, spells, abilities, and conditions automatically. The campaign page shows your party, NPCs you've met, locations you've discovered, and a timeline of major events. During play, you type what your character says or does, and Questwright responds with narration, NPC dialogue, and mechanical outcomes.

Yes. When you create a campaign, you can generate a private Discord channel on our server with one click. Only your party members can see it. Play directly in Discord using slash commands while your character sheet and campaign data stay synced with the web. Some players prefer Discord for the chat-based feel, others use the web interface, and some mix both depending on the situation.

For D&D 5th Edition alone: over 400 monsters, 300 spells, 370 magic items, 40+ feats, and all core races, classes, and backgrounds. Spacewright adds its own species, equipment, and sci-fi mechanics. Each additional game system brings its own content library. The procedural generation system creates unique worlds, dungeons, NPCs, quests, and loot across all systems. You can also run classic adventure modules or create fully custom settings.

Yes. The AI Dungeon Master speaks your language. Just type in whatever language you're comfortable with and Questwright responds naturally. We have active campaigns running in French, Brazilian Portuguese, Greek, and more. No settings to change, no translation layer — the AI adapts to you. It even handles mixed-language play if you switch mid-conversation.

During the private beta, yes. We're building a fair, usage-based pricing model for launch. Beta testers get free access now and will be grandfathered into favorable terms when pricing goes live. Right now we're looking for players who want to help shape the product — your feedback directly influences what we build next.