Scrivorn — The Complete AI Campaign Manager for Dungeon Masters

Session Planning

Build your encounter before you open your notes app.

Encounter Builder

Generate monsters, balance XP, add loot

Describe what you want — "ambush by cultists near a ruined bridge, party level 5" — and Scrivorn generates a balanced encounter with CR ratings, XP, tactics, and a full stat block for each monster.

AI-generated custom monsters with full stat blocks
XP budget calculator with Easy / Medium / Hard / Deadly tiers
"Describe a battle" mode for quick multi-monster encounters
Click any monster for HP, AC, abilities, saves, and attacks

"Cultists ambushing the party near the old mill — party of 5, level 5, medium difficulty"

Cult Zealot

Medium humanoid · AC 13 · HP 52

×3 CR 2 1,350 XP

Cult Fanatic

Medium humanoid · AC 13 · HP 33

×1 CR 2 450 XP

Shadow Caller

Medium humanoid · AC 12 · HP 78

×1 CR 4 1,100 XP

Total adjusted XP

4,250 XP

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Loot Generator

Magic items that actually fit your campaign

Generate magic items and loot drops that match your session's tone, the enemy type, or a specific character's build. Each item comes with flavour text, properties, and attunement requirements.

Context-aware item generation — describe what you need
Rarity tiers from Common to Legendary
Save items to your encounter's loot table
Add to the party's inventory directly from the recap

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Vial of Shadowstep

When consumed, the drinker can teleport up to 30 ft. into any shadow they can see. Lasts until dawn.

Uncommon

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Amulet of Muffled Steps

Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks. Disadvantage on Perception checks involving sound while worn. Requires attunement.

Uncommon

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Cipher of the Fallen Order

A decoded page referencing a safe house location the cult abandoned three years ago. A clue, not an item.

Story item

After the Session

The recap writes itself. The world remembers everything.

Paste your transcript or upload a recording. Scrivorn processes the full session — every NPC, location, quest, and key moment — and shows you a review screen before anything is saved.

Session Recap

Narrative summaries your players will actually read

Not a bullet dump. Scrivorn writes each session recap as a story — past tense, campaign voice, capturing the emotional beats alongside the plot ones. Players see the latest recap the moment they open the portal.

2–3 paragraph narrative summary in story style
5–8 bullet highlights for quick reference
Most memorable moments, automatically surfaced
AI-generated image of a key scene from the session

Session 4

The Training Room Incident

What began as a routine gathering escalated when Sebastian activated the combat dummies without warning, forcing the party into their first real fight together.

3 NPCs 2 Quests updated 4 Locations

Session 3

Beneath the Facility

The party descended into the sub-levels, finding Holden alive — and something older than the facility itself.

Session 2

Awakening

With no memory of how they arrived, the group began piecing together their surroundings — and each other.

Plan vs. Reality

See what landed — and get suggestions for next time

Before each session, jot down what you're hoping to cover. After it's processed, Scrivorn compares your plan to what actually happened — and suggests what to pick up in the next session based on loose threads and player choices.

Side-by-side plan vs. recap comparison
Identifies unresolved threads and missed beats
AI suggestions tailored to your campaign's actual story
Session planning tool built right in — no separate notes app needed

My plan

Party discovers Sebastian's role. Introduce the vault beneath the training room. Hint at Vessel's connection to the facility.

What happened

Sebastian stayed ambiguous — players suspicious but not certain. Combat took longer than expected. Vault not reached. Vessel not mentioned.

✦ Suggestion for Session 5

The vault and Vessel's secret are both unresolved. Consider opening with a direct reason to enter the sub-levels — the players are already curious about what's beneath the training room.

World Building

A living wiki that writes itself as you play.

Every NPC, location, and faction that appears in your sessions gets a wiki entry. You control what players see. The world grows session by session without you writing a single word.

World Wiki

Mark what matters. Archive everything else.

The Core NPC system keeps your wiki clean. Mark the characters that matter to the story — they get full pages. Minor NPCs go into a tidy archive, out of the way but searchable. Session badges show when each character first appeared.

AI writes character and location pages from your transcripts
Core NPC toggle — only story-important characters front and center
Controlled tag vocabulary (ally, enemy, merchant, recurring…)
Custom tags you define, Claude learns to use in future sessions
Full DM editor with folders, page types, and player visibility control

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Vessel

NPC · unknown

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Sebastian

NPC · player

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The Facility

Location · dungeon

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Holden

NPC · ally

Player Portal

Your players always know what happened last time

Each campaign gets a beautiful, login-gated player portal. The first thing players see is the most recent session recap. From there they can browse NPCs, track quests, build their character, and stay immersed in the world between games.

Last session recap shown on the home screen — always current
Character portraits and backstories with optional AI generation
Quest tracker with a session-by-session history of each quest
NPC and location wiki — Core characters front and center, full list available
Customisable theme colours to match your campaign's aesthetic

Campaign Journal

The Arc

40 days. One flame. No retreat.

Last Session · Session 4

The party trained together for the first time — until Sebastian activated the dummies and things got very real, very fast.

People

Places

Quests

My Character

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