Questions

A tabletop roleplaying game, narrated by AI, that you play with friends or solo. You write what your character does, and ROWAN, the AI Game Master, narrates the world and plays everyone in it. The Keystone Engine handles the dice and the game state, and the Virtual Tabletop shows a fight on a battle map. It plays the Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition rules.

It is played at your own pace. Nothing expires, nothing is scheduled, and a session can be one turn or fifty.

Yes. Game Master, Dungeon Master and DM are three names for the same seat at the table, so an AI Game Master is an AI Dungeon Master, or an AI DM. In Rolegend, ROWAN takes that seat, for you alone or for a table of friends.

No. You can pick a ready-made character and start. The Keystone Engine handles the rules, and the GM tells you when to roll and what the result means as you go.

If you do know the rules, nothing is hidden from you: every roll shows its formula and its result.

Yes. On the paid plan a host sends an invite link, and up to 6 players sit at one table, the host included. Friends on the free plan can join, and each player pays for their own turns.

Friends who are online together play live, because the table updates every few seconds. The table is also async play-by-post, so each player can drop in whenever they want. In a fight each player acts on their character's turn, and an email says when the table waits for you.

Alone, you are not limited to one character. On the paid plan a run can hold a party of up to 6. You play the ones you want to play, and the Game Master runs the rest as companions.

Real, and this is deliberate. Every roll is made by the engine before the narration is written, and for your character you roll the die yourself while the engine adds the modifiers from your sheet. The Game Master learns the result at the same moment you do. It cannot round a 3 up to a 17 because the story would be better.

Each roll shows its formula and its total, so you can check the arithmetic yourself.

Yes. Your character sheet, inventory, where you are, what you have done and the state of the world are all stored as facts rather than left to the model to recall, so they survive any gap between sessions.

The sessions themselves are searched too. Every turn you have already played is indexed by meaning, so when what you do now touches something from a session weeks ago, that exchange is put back in front of the Game Master before it answers. It is not summarized: it comes back in the words it originally used.

Take the turn back. Rewind removes a GM response and the action that caused it, so the scene never happened, and you can write something else.

You can also tell the Game Master directly. It reads what you write, so an instruction to move past something or keep it off the page steers the next reply like any other.

Content policy

When your free turns are used, the story waits where you left it. You are asked whether you want to carry on.

Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked. What you played stays readable, and you can still export it.

No. Subscribing picks up exactly where you stopped: the same character, the same choices, the same world state, in the same run. It does not start you over.

Any free turns you have not used are added on top of your monthly turns.

In Settings, under Billing. It goes through the same portal that handles your card, and it takes effect at the end of the period you have paid for.

Cancelling does not delete anything. Your campaigns stay where they are.

No. A failed renewal does not cut you off. Your card is retried over the following days, and play carries on in the meantime.

If the retries do not succeed the subscription ends and the account returns to the free tier. Even then, nothing is deleted.

You keep playing. Once a month's turns are used, Rolegend switches narration to a faster, cheaper model until the count resets on the 1st, rather than stopping you.

No. What you say in play is sent to a model provider so the Game Master can reply, and their commercial terms exclude that traffic from training by default. It is not used to train anything by us either.

Who processes your data

Yes, at any time and on any plan, including the free one. Settings has an export that gives you your account and your transcripts in full.

Settings, under Danger zone. It removes the account and everything belonging to it.

Only if you say yes. If you say no, we still count the visit, but in a mode that stores nothing on your device: no cookie, no local storage, no id.

The rest is the machinery of staying signed in and remembering settings you chose yourself.

Cookies and browser storage

There are no passwords. You enter your email address and we send you a link that signs you in. The link is single use and expires.

Yes. You must be 18 or over. The Game Master writes adult fiction on request, within the content policy, which is why.

Content policy

Almost certainly not. A turn that fails can be retried from the thread, and a turn interrupted while waiting on a dice roll can be picked up where it stopped.

If a turn is genuinely lost, write to us and we will sort it out.