LoreKeeper
LoreKeeper is a digital assistance tool designed to ease the preparation and gameplay processes for Tabletop Role-Playing Games (TTRPGs). D...
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What is LoreKeeper?
LoreKeeper is a game prep toolkit for tabletop RPG Game Masters and players. It allows users to upload their campaign notes, rulebooks, and world lore—including PDFs, text files, Word docs, voice memos, images, and videos—then generates characters, monsters, maps, images, videos, sourcebooks, and more, all grounded in their own world lore.
Key features include a Lore System that builds a complete entity system from uploaded world material, a Chat feature that lets users talk to their worlds or characters grounded in source material, Image Generation for character portraits and maps, Video Scenes that turn written descriptions into cinematic storyboards, and Worldbook PDF generation for full campaign sourcebooks. The tool also offers free generators for characters, monsters, maps, and names that require no account, audio transcription for session recordings up to 10 hours, entity extraction from sessions, and the ability to share worlds with players via invite link.
LoreKeeper is built for anyone who plays or runs tabletop RPGs including D&D 5e, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Blades in the Dark, The One Ring, Cyberpunk RED, Vampire V5, Year Zero/Alien, or any system. Whether you're a Game Master preparing sessions, a player building a character, or a writer creating a sourcebook, LoreKeeper helps turn hours of prep into minutes.
The platform includes advanced tools like an Entity Map for visualizing relationships between world entities, a World Dashboard with customizable widgets, Lore Reader for viewing documents as formatted markdown, Story Mode for branching narratives, and system-aware generators that work for any game table RPG with tailored stats and terminology.
LoreKeeper pricing
Pricing model: Free
LoreKeeper is free to get started with 2,000 credits and no credit card required. Generators (character, monster, map, name) are free with no account needed. Paid plans are $10, $20, and $50 per month. Users can also top up credits whenever they need them. Paid subscribers get unlimited chat with no credit cost—credits are now only used to upload content and create new worlds.
LoreKeeper pros
- Generates NPCs with stat blocks, portraits, and backstories grounded in your lore
- Creates monsters with full D&D 5e stat blocks or any game system
- Generates fantasy maps including dungeons, battlemaps, and regions
- Creates character portraits and scene art from your world lore
- Turns written scene descriptions into cinematic video cutscenes
- Generates full PDF sourcebooks with chapters and entity cards ready to print
- Free generators (character, monster, map, name) require no account
- Audio transcription supports recordings up to 10 hours in one file
- Chat is powered by Anthropic Claude Sonnet for better creative writing
- Unlimited chat for all paid subscribers with no credit cost
- Starts free with 2,000 credits and no credit card required
- Export content as landscape PDFs, DOCX Word documents, or PNG images
- Share worlds with players via custom short link for collateral access
- Entity Map visualizes relationships with interactive force-directed graph
- System-aware generators work for any RPG including homebrew systems
- Auto-avatar generates emblem-style portraits matching your world's visual style
- Lore Assist enriches image prompts with world genre, mood, and aesthetic
- Import characters from D&D Beyond and other external tools
- Build worlds in minutes instead of hours of manual prep
- Narrative-focused summaries filter out rules debates from session recordings
LoreKeeper cons
- Still described as 'a bit bare' by some early users in Discord
- Credit costs apply for uploading content and creating new worlds
- Some features like Worldbook and Scenes are marked as experimental
- Free tier limited to 2,000 credits before needing paid plan
- Paid plans start at $10/month which may be costly for casual players
- Full game rules require user upload to ground—only quickstart rules ship built-in
- Video generation uses per-second billing which can accumulate quickly
- Worldbook generation uses scaled billing (200 base + 60/page credits)
- No standalone mobile app yet—Android app still in testing
- Some users report the site can feel bare despite having potential
Frequently asked questions about LoreKeeper
What is LoreKeeper?
LoreKeeper is a game prep toolkit for tabletop RPG Game Masters and players. Upload your campaign notes, rulebooks, and world lore—then generate characters, monsters, maps, images, videos, sourcebooks, and more, all grounded in your own world.
What game systems does LoreKeeper support?
LoreKeeper works with any tabletop RPG system including D&D 5e (2014 and 2024 SRDs), Pathfinder 2e, Call of Cthulhu 7e, Blades in the Dark, The One Ring, Cyberpunk RED, Vampire V5, Year Zero/Alien, and custom homebrew systems. Generators now work universally with tailored stats and terminology for each system.
How do credits work?
Credits are used to upload content and create new worlds. Chat is unlimited for all paid subscribers ($10/month and up) with no credit cost. You start free with 2,000 credits and can top up whenever needed. Paid plans are $10, $20, and $50 per month.
Can I try LoreKeeper without paying?
Yes. LoreKeeper is free to get started with 2,000 credits and no credit card required. The free generators for characters, monsters, maps, and names work without any account at all.
What can I upload to LoreKeeper?
You can upload PDFs, text files, Word docs, voice memos, images, videos, audio recordings (.mp3, .mp4, .mov, .wav), and Google Doc URLs. LoreKeeper processes and indexes everything to build your knowledge base.
How does audio transcription work?
LoreKeeper supports 10-hour audio uploads and automatically transcribes session recordings into timestamped, searchable lore text using Whisper. It creates narrative-focused summaries that extract story beats and filter out rules debates, plus automatically discovers characters, locations, and items.
Can I share my world with players?
Yes. You can share your world with friends via a custom short link. Players can chat with your world but cannot edit it. You can also share worlds via invite link for collaborative worldbuilding.
What is the Worldbook feature?
Worldbook generates a formatted PDF sourcebook from your world's lore, characters, creatures, locations, and factions. GPT plans chapters, images are interleaved throughout, and entity cards appear as sidebars. You can export as A4 PDF with parchment styling or as DOCX for Word editing.
What AI powers LoreKeeper chat?
LoreKeeper's chat is now powered by Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.6. The migration from OpenAI to Claude brings faster responses, better roleplay quality, excellent creative writing, rich roleplay, thoughtful conversation, and seamless vision support for image analysis.
Is my world lore used for AI training?
No. Your lore and world data stays on LoreKeeper's servers and is never used for AI training. This is part of their ethical AI policy to protect your creative work.