D&D Campaign Wiki and World Building Notes
Keep every character, faction, location and map in one campaign wiki. Names link themselves, secrets stay hidden until you reveal them, and your whole table can read what you share.
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Privacy When You Need It 🔒
LoreKeeper's flexible notes system allows you to only share what you want, keeping secret notes private in the "My Notes" section. As a GM, you can build your world behind the screen with GM-only entities, and reveal them to your players only when you're ready.
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How it works
Start a campaign
Create a campaign, then paste your existing notes into Import Campaign and LoreKeeper offers to create the characters and locations it finds.
Build out your world
Add characters, groups, locations and maps, and connect them to each other and to the sessions where they showed up.
Invite your table
Send your players a join link. They see everything that isn't GM Only, for free, whatever plan they are on.
Built for game masters
- Unlimited characters, groups, locations and maps on every plan, including the free one.
- Names and aliases turn into clickable links on their own, in your notes, chats and session transcripts.
- Mark anything GM Only and reveal it to the party when the story gets there.
- Every entry has Shared Notes for the table and My Notes that only you can see.
- Drop location markers onto your region and city maps.
- Search by name, alias or notes, or ask LoreKeeper Chat a question about your world.
Questions
Is there a limit on how much I can store?
No. You can store as many characters, groups, locations, maps, campaigns and sessions as you like on any plan. Spell points only pay for AI features.
Can I bring in notes I already have?
Yes. Paste your notes into Import Campaign, up to about 10,000 words at a time, and LoreKeeper finds the characters and locations in them and offers to create them for you.
What can my players see?
Players join with a link and can read everything that isn't marked GM Only. They don't need a paid plan.
Can I keep private notes?
Yes. Write in My Notes on any entry, or in your campaign notes, and no one else can read it, not even your players.
More details are in the help article on inviting players.