Rules, characters, items, areas, conversations, quests, locations and story share one project, so the checks follow a reference from any part into any other. Use what your game needs, from a visual novel with the rules left out entirely to the deepest RPG.
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A required role no character can play
Illustrative. The app's own wording may differ.
Built to model any game's ruleset: the values characters carry and spend, the capabilities and tags they gain, and the triggers that change them in play, written as formulas and checked as one system.
Playable characters, NPCs and enemies in one model, built from templates and attached to your rules.
One item model for weapons, ammo, consumables, quest items, containers and devices, each checked against your rules and your characters.
What a spell or a hazard leaves behind: fire, oil and ice on the ground, fog, walls and auras above it.
Branching dialogue on a canvas, with roles that a named character, anyone from a pool, or whoever starts the scene can fill.
Quests as graphs of entries, objectives and endings, with a journal that follows along.
The world as places inside places and the ways between them, drawn on a map over your own images.
One chapter graph for the whole story, with its endings, the quests each chapter opens and closes, and New Game Plus.
Your design is a folder of readable JSON you can diff, keep in version control and load in your own engine.
Everything in the project has an ID of its own, so two characters can share a name and every reference still finds the right one. That's what lets a check run from a trigger into a quest, or from a conversation role to the characters who could play it.
Windows desktop app
