Everything you create belongs everywhere.
Your worlds, characters, creatures, items, maps and stories are not trapped inside separate tools. They become connected pieces of your game that move with you — from your first idea to your next session, and from your own table to the wider TTRPG community.
Built deep for D&D 5e (2014 & 2024) and Daggerheart — full compendiums, sheets, and table-ready cards — with Blades in the Dark support and flexible generic sheets for any system.
One card. A hundred possibilities.
Cards are the creative building blocks of PostRoll — built once, designed to travel through the entire platform. Deal through the deck; every card is one way they work for you.
A card can be anything
A character, creature, location, spell, item, journal entry, rules reference, or adventure hook — almost anything your game needs becomes a card that travels through the entire platform.
swipe leftThousands of ready-to-play cards
Full D&D 5e and Daggerheart compendiums — spells, items, monsters, and class features, ready to drop into any world, deck, or session.
The Card Studio
Design reusable templates with structured information, rich layouts, artwork, links, and foil or holographic finishes. Create once, reuse forever.
Decks & the Hand
Themed stacks for spells, items, and monsters — and a personal Hand for the finds you can't put down.
Print & Play
True-size PDF card sheets with crop guides — the same cards, at your physical table.
Your preparation doesn't sit beside the game. It powers the game.
Your campaign should not fall apart into disconnected documents when the session begins. In PostRoll, the material you create becomes part of the game itself.
One canon, everywhere
The character you wrote is the character you play. The world you built is the world your group explores. Pages, entities, timelines, boards, and maps all cross-reference each other — nothing you write is a dead end.
swipe leftA wiki that links back
Slash-command blocks, infoboxes, and [[wikilinks]] with backlinks — every page knows what references it. Page templates and dictation included.
Publish a real book
Turn your finished wiki into a print-ready PDF or ePub — covers, contents, and clickable cross-references.
Bring your world with you
Import Markdown, Word, Obsidian, or other worldbuilding tools — whole folders at once.
Time you can scrub
Custom fantasy calendars, moons and cycles, a mystery board — and a world map that changes as you drag through history.
Nine kinds of board
Family trees, relationship webs, quest flows, kanban — infinite canvases that auto-arrange themselves.
Entities & the world graph
Canonical people, places, and factions with typed relationships tying every page together.
The Map Foundry
Generate a fantasy map procedurally, paint it into shape, and save it straight into a scene.
Maps your table shares
Pins, regions, reveals, and pings on a live world map — plus battle maps with grid, fog, and lighting.
Not everything is better when it is done faster.
For many of us, preparing a game is half the fun. The evening spent drawing a map no player will fully explore. The unnecessary history of a ruined tower. The recurring shopkeeper with a name, a family and an unexpectedly complicated past. That is not wasted time — that is the hobby.
PostRoll is not designed to rush you through the creative process or generate a finished world at the press of a button. We are not fast food. We are the long table, the carefully prepared meal and the recipe refined across years of play. Take your time. Follow the interesting thread. Write the lore your players may never find.
Prepare with purpose. Create with pleasure. Play in a world that feels truly yours.
Not a separate destination. Another way in.
The PostRoll VTT is not a place where you rebuild your campaign before every session — it is another way of interacting with the world you have already created. Everything you lovingly prepared, ready in context.
Your prep powers the game
Drop a creature from your bestiary into a scene. Share an item with the player who discovered it. Reveal a private GM card when the moment is right. Maps connect to locations; tokens connect to characters.
swipe leftRooms run the night
Scheduling with RSVPs, reminders, and availability polls — then live sessions with voice and video.
A transcript that writes itself
Speech-to-text session records, a campaign chronicle, and a game log of every roll.
Light that moves
Animated dynamic lighting, walls and doors — and fog that remembers where your players have been.
Per-player fog & vision
Darkvision, tremorsense, truesight — each player sees only what their character can.
21 kinds of terrain
Lava, holy ground, force fields — animated effects you place and tune live, plus 2.5D height and parallax.
Play cards on the map
Targeting, saves, damage, and forced movement — with initiative, legendary actions, and save-and-rewind.
Dice with real physics
3D dice on every screen — including Daggerheart's Hope & Fear — with deep customization.
The Dice Lab
A luck index, fairness verdicts, leaderboards, and full session replays for every roll.
Characters & the rest
A cinematic character builder with character-sheet import, an audio engine with soundboards, and opt-in AI prep tools.
Go on — roll them. This is the real engine.
Your work can travel without becoming anonymous.
Sharing should not mean losing the connection to your work. When a creation travels through PostRoll, its creator travels with it — your work can find an audience without becoming anonymous content.
Remix & fork with attribution
Build on another creator's card — credit travels with it wherever it goes. Attribution is visible, permissions are explicit, and original work stays connected to its source.
swipe leftOutposts & storefronts
Community spaces with events, galleries, membership tiers, and shops — share it, swap it, or sell it on your own terms.
Sell your work
Content packs, digital products, event tickets, and paid seats at your table — with creator analytics that show whether your work found a life at real tables.
Find your table
A marketplace and games directory — filter by system, format, and timezone.
Chat should know what you're talking about.
Direct messages, group conversations and community channels designed to work alongside your games, worlds and social spaces. No context lost between platforms. No endless hunt for the right link.
Chat that stays in character
Threads, pins, and voice — with in-character posting for the dramatic moments.
swipe leftCards in conversation
Share a character without uploading a PDF. Send an item card directly to the player who found it — creations post as interactive cards, not attachments.
Context that follows
Mention a location and open its world page. Discuss a scene while viewing the same map. Move from a public conversation into a private game without losing the thread.
Your profile is your place in the tabletop community.
Whether you are a player, Game Master, worldbuilder, artist, publisher or someone looking for their next table, PostRoll gives you a home built for the hobby.
Profiles & follows
Showcase your worlds and follow the creators, players, GMs, artists and publishers you love — across the whole tabletop community.
swipe leftA portfolio that plays
Show the games you play, the worlds you are building, and the characters you love — a creative portfolio, a player identity, and a campaign history in one.
A doorway to your storefront
One identity from first post to first sale — your profile leads straight to the work you want the world to find.
You decide where your work lives.
Not everything belongs on the public feed. You decide where your work lives, who can see it and how it can be used.
Granular sharing
Share a world, a page, a scene, a board, or a single card with exactly the people you choose — your group, a community, or everyone.
swipe leftSecrets behind the screen
GM-only layers keep the twist hidden until you reveal it — on the map, the timeline, the boards, and in chat.
Three lives, one place
Your private campaign, public creative identity and commercial work can exist side by side without becoming the same thing. What can be viewed, copied, remixed or sold is always your call.
Anywhere the story goes.
PostRoll runs free in your browser today, with desktop and mobile apps on the way — and your worlds come with you, even offline. Everything you create belongs everywhere, including off the grid.
Runs where you are
Free in your browser today — desktop and mobile apps on the way. The web app already works great on any screen.
swipe leftOffline worlds
Save worlds for offline, sync in the background, and let the Conflict Center sort it out when two of you edit the same page mid-flight.
Linked to the official rules
Cite spells, monsters, and rules from free public references right inside your own wiki, cards, and posts.
Help that actually helps
A full guide site and an in-app help bot. Start free; upgrade to Booster or Collector when you need more room.
Your lore, linked to the official rules
Vael keeps one page dog-eared: if the bridge falls, she burns the rope behind them with Fireball and argues about it later.
Fireball
Level 3 · Evocation
A bright streak flashes to a point you choose, then blossoms with a low roar into an explosion of flame…
Browse the free references →Create once. Use it everywhere.
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Not posts to scroll past. Ideas you can play.
PostRoll is not a generic social network with a few TTRPG channels added on. It is designed around how tabletop players, Game Masters, worldbuilders, artists and creators actually share ideas.
A feed of playable cards
Share characters, items, and nat-20 stories as cards others can collect and remix with attribution — real creations, not screenshots and external links.
swipe leftTurn discovery into play
The things you find are not just posts to scroll past. Discuss them, collect them, support their creators — and where permitted, bring them into your own games.
Find your people
Connect with players, Game Masters, worldbuilders, artists, writers and publishers — communities built around games, settings, play styles and shared interests.