The failing doorway
Wet stone, splitting timber, and a passage toward the light. Maren is holding the door, but something beyond it is pushing back.
GM screen & session tools
The party changes direction.
Stay in the moment.
You’ve built a world. Keep it close when the players surprise you. Find the right reference, pin what matters, and give your attention back to the table.
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When the plan changes
Hold the door.
Keep the story moving.
Maren buys a little time while Torren helps Iona toward safety. Keep the people and place within reach, adapt to their choices, and carry what changed into the next session.
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Put a scene within reach
Find a reference. Pin it for the scene.
Maren
Braces the door while her companions escape. Needs a signal that they are clear before she can let go.
Torren & Iona
Torren supports the injured Iona toward the passage. Iona has seen what is following them.
Ready for the scene
The failing doorway
No account needed. Example lore only.
A reference beside the conversation, ready when you need it.
Sound familiar?
The friction between
an idea and a great session.
Start with the part you want to make easier.
01“Give me a minute. Which tab was it?”
World search
Search your world for the character or location you need. Open the reference where you are running the scene.
02“My screen is full of things I’m not using.”
GM screen
Pin the people and places that matter tonight. Keep the immediate scene in front of you and the rest of the world within reach.
03“What did we decide last session?”
Session notes + debrief
Keep session notes and the aftermath with the campaign. Return to what happened before preparing what comes next.
Built for the table
Make the next session
worth remembering.
Prepare around a scene
Gather the names, locations, and references you expect to need. Add another when the party takes a turn.
Run alongside your table
Keep your physical setup or preferred virtual tabletop. Use the GM screen as your window into the world.
Share the discovery
Use player reveals to bring the party into the scene while keeping your private notes to yourself.
Keep exploring
One part of
a connected world.
Follow the part of the creative process that matters to you next.
Before you begin
A few useful answers.
Can I start for free?
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.
Does this replace my virtual tabletop?
You can use Skryrún alongside your existing virtual tabletop or at a physical table. Start with your session references and use the tools that suit your group.
Is every session tool generally available?
Skryrún is in active development. Some tools, including encounter tracking, are in beta. The Beta page explains early access; planned tools are not a promise of current availability.
One place. One person. One possibility.
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.