AI Usage Explanation
The ONLY AI used was for coding assistance. I am a senior level dev and checked all code for correctness before merging.
Plan your campaign in Foundry and run it at the table: a short brief, threats with clocks, secrets and clues, and eight quick steps to prep each session.
- New campaign guide. Pick a story arc, a sandbox or a one-shot and answer a few questions. It sets up the sessions, acts and main threat for you.
- Campaign Planner. The party, threats, quests, cast, places, secrets and sessions in one window. It's all saved as journal pages, so you can share them with your players.
- Campaign Dashboard. The next session and its log, threat clocks, secrets to reveal, quest status, and a button to hand out rewards.
- Uses your books. Drag monsters, items and roll tables in from your compendiums, and maps from the Scenes directory.
- No account needed. If you want to plan from your phone or another computer, connect to Dungeon Master Guru (free) and click Sync when you're ready.
For D&D 5e. Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue on GitHub. If you'd like to support it, I'm on Patreon.