Free D&D and TTRPG tools
What is hard to keep straight right now?
Pick the job, then open the working tool or practical guide that answers it. No account is needed to use the public pages, and every page should tell you plainly where the free help ends and Multiloop begins.
Know what you are opening
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- 1 working tool
- Interactive in the browser. Use it immediately without creating an account.
- 13 practical guides
- Methods and worked examples that remain useful even if Multiloop is not the tool you choose.
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Right now
The table needs an answer.
Use a working tool when play or prep needs a useful result immediately.
Session rhythm
Play happened. Keep what matters.
Capture the session without transcribing it, then help everyone re-enter the story.
Campaign continuity
The campaign has too many moving parts.
Keep people, places, promises, relationships, events, and longer story threads legible.
NPC Tracker
Remember how a returning NPC sounds, what they want, and what changed.
OpenQuest Tracker
Keep the next player-facing action visible and private pressure separate.
OpenLocation Tracker
Return to a place knowing what changed, who is there, and why it matters now.
OpenFaction Tracker
Keep an organization’s durable record beside the pressure it is applying now.
OpenRelationship Map
Define what each relationship means before the web becomes visual noise.
OpenCampaign Timeline
Keep important events in order without turning chronology into session prose.
OpenCampaign Arc
Group sessions and connected campaign records around a flexible story thread.
OpenPeople and foundations
Make something the table can play with.
Shape characters, shared expectations, and player-facing material before they enter play.
Character Builder
Create a playable character premise rather than another rules or stat calculator.
OpenCharacter Backstory
Write a history that gives the character, party, and DM something to act on.
OpenSession Zero
Turn the opening conversation into agreements the group can actually use.
OpenPlayer Handout Maker
Decide what the object lets players notice, infer, and do before decorating it.
OpenBefore choosing a destination
Know what kind of help you are getting.
Are these all interactive tools?
No. Random Tables is a working browser tool. The other current destinations are practical guides with worked examples and views of the Multiloop features they describe. Every destination is labelled before you open it.
Do I need a Multiloop account?
No account is required to use the public tool or read the guides. An account is only needed when you choose to keep the work connected inside Multiloop.
Which tool should I start with?
Start with the problem that is costing the table attention now. A forgotten NPC needs a cast record; a foggy previous game needs session notes or a recap; a missing detail during play needs a random table.
Are the guides only useful for D&D?
The public routes use familiar D&D search language, but most of the methods are system-neutral. Each page should state clearly when an example or feature is specific to a game system.
Will more tools be added?
Yes. Each new page must answer a distinct job well and join the appropriate section without displacing the tools people already rely on.
For a campaign that outgrows separate pages
Keep the campaign connected in Multiloop.
Use the public pages for one problem at a time. Use Multiloop when sessions, people, places, quests, relationships, handouts, and longer story threads need to stay attached to the same campaign.