Scribe: bring your campaign in from wherever it lives
Open the Forge, find the chest, and drop your files in. Notes, a manuscript, an old PDF, a folder of session logs, even a messy export from another tool: Scribe reads what you give it and hands back your world, organized and ready to play.
- It reads, then retells: Scribe writes your story back to you in its own words, then proposes the campaign structure underneath it: chapters, characters, locations, items, and how they all relate. You approve what goes in, in bulk or one piece at a time, and can undo cleanly if something isn’t right.
- Faithful, not inventive: Scribe only writes what your material actually supports. When two mentions might be the same character or place under a different name, it asks you directly instead of guessing. When there isn’t enough material to work with, it says so instead of filling in the gaps.
- Handles what you actually have: PDFs (including scanned pages), Word and OpenDocument files, plain text, HTML exports with their images intact, and more, all in one drop. Bring a whole folder at once, and if one file fails, retry just that one instead of starting over.
- Respects rights: Scribe checks what you’re bringing in and declines to use material it doesn’t believe is yours to use, rather than quietly absorbing it.
- Pictures find a home: Images embedded in your source material get matched to the right character or place automatically where it’s clear, and offered to you to place by hand when it isn’t, so nothing you uploaded just vanishes.
Scribe is rolling out gradually. If you don’t see the chest in your Forge yet, it’s coming.