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After every session, my players get an in-world newspaper.
It's not a recap. It's a propaganda piece written from the perspective of NPCs who were actually there.
Rumors. Editorials. Wanted posters.
All generated from the session recording. I don't write a word of it.
This is the part of DMing I never knew I needed.
My session prep doc has:
• 5 prepared scenes
• A cold open script
• Contingencies for if they fight, flee, or negotiate
• Music cues for every emotional beat
• An NPC voice reference sheet
My players' prep:
"Wait, what level am I?"
Started recording my D&D sessions 3 months ago.
Not for content. Not for clips.
Because my players said something so perfect in session 4 that I wanted to remember it forever, and I couldn't.
Now I have every moment. Searchable. Transcribed. With speaker labels.
That's why I built StormScape.
"Wait, who's that guy again?"
I have 47 NPCs in my Curse of Strahd campaign. My players confidently remember about 6 of them.
So I built a tool that tracks every NPC interaction, relationship, and the exact moment they were introduced.
Now when they ask, I just... know.
The emotional core of my next session is literally "humiliation as horror."
I wrote a full music + lighting guide, NPC quick reference cards, and contingencies for 6 different player decisions.
My players will experience maybe 40% of it.
I regret nothing.
2 hours and 53 minutes of D&D.
StormScape recorded it, transcribed it with speaker labels, and wrote a full session recap — tracking every NPC interaction, plot thread, and character moment.
The DM wrote zero words.
Here's what the AI generates from one session recording:
📜 Full narrative recap
🧠 Per-character journey summaries
🗺️ Plot thread tracking
👥 NPC interaction logs
📰 An in-world newspaper
🔗 Auto-updated campaign wiki
All searchable. All connected.
We stream Curse of Strahd live every Tuesday on Twitch — and StormScape records every second of it.
Come watch the AI work in real-time.
twitch.tv/stormscapeapp
#dnd #curseofstrahd #ttrpg #actualplay
DM after a 4-hour session:
□ Write session recap
□ Update NPC notes
□ Track plot threads
□ Log character moments
□ Prep next session
□ Sleep
Pick two.
DMs: what if your campaign wiki populated itself?
Every NPC, location, and faction — logged, linked, and searchable. AI-generated from your session recordings.
No data entry. Play your session, the wiki builds itself.
Each entry gets:
→ AI-written description based on what actually happened
→ Relationship connections to other NPCs and factions
→ Session history (when they appeared, what they did)
→ GM-only notes vs player-visible lore
All from one recording.
The best DM prep is the prep you never had to do.
Early access → stormscape.app
#dnd #ttrpg #dnd5e #dmtools #campaignmanagement
After every D&D session, StormScape's AI generates an in-world newspaper for your campaign.
This is "The Barovian Gazette" — written entirely from session recordings. Zero manual work.
Your players get a newspaper from their own adventure. Every session.
It pulls from the transcript, identifies key events, and writes articles in-character — complete with rumours, editorials, and ads from local NPCs.
The DM writes zero words. The AI does the heavy lifting.
Built by a DM who was tired of post-session admin.
Early access is open 👉 stormscape.app
Built for DMs who'd rather prep their next session than document the last one.
#dnd #ttrpg #dungeonsanddragons #dnd5e #curseofstrahd
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