Make room for the rough idea
Start with a name or a sentence. Build out the details when the story needs them.
The GM’s creative process
A note on your phone. A map in a folder. A name the party won’t stop asking about. Bring them together, follow the connections, and turn your preparation into moments at the table.
Start on Chronicler · No credit card · Your lore stays yours
Where does your world begin?
A question in your notebook. Enough to begin.
Start a location. Keep the question with it. Add the details that inspire you.
No account needed. Example lore only.
Less hunting through notes. More room for the unexpected.
Sound familiar?
Start with the part you want to make easier.
Give your notes, people, places, and maps a shared home. Find the reference without retracing every folder you opened last week.
Follow a character to the people they need and the places they avoid. Those connections give you somewhere to take the scene.
Bring the relevant people and places into your GM screen. Your wider world is there when the prepared path ends.
Built for the table
Start with a name or a sentence. Build out the details when the story needs them.
Connect people, places, factions, and events so your next question has somewhere to lead.
Use the world you built during play, and choose what the party discovers through the player portal.
Keep exploring
Follow the part of the creative process that matters to you next.
Before you begin
Yes. Chronicler is free, with one world and one campaign. Start without a credit card. See Pricing for current limits and Rune allowances; beta availability is separate from your plan.
Keep your preferred rules, maps, and virtual tabletop. Use Skryrún for the world, the references you need during play, and the lore you share with your players.
Yes. Your lore belongs to you. Export your world in Markdown or JSON when you need a copy outside Skryrún.
You don’t need a finished world to begin. Give the first idea a home and see where it leads.
Chronicler is free. Grow when your world needs more room.