The AI-Native Virtual Tabletop Beta
RPG Sage ArtThe tabletop that builds itself while you play
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A virtual tabletop where the battlemaps, tokens, stat blocks, and scene art are conjured mid-session — just ask Craig, in chat or out loud (voice on Pro). Live play from one share link, session journaling, world building, and real-life merch for D&D, Pathfinder, and every TTRPG at your table.
Tell Craig what's coming and he builds it — maps, NPCs, stat blocks, sheets. Or just show up and conjure it mid-session by chat or voice (Pro).
Send your party one link. They claim their characters, roll real dice, follow you across maps — a full virtual tabletop in the browser.
Record the session and get an illustrated journal — then put the best moments on t-shirts, posters, mugs, and stickers.
Session night is one link. Your players open it on any device, claim their characters, and the whole table moves together — no downloads, no setup, no VTT homework.
Virtual tabletop
Initiative lands on every screen, players attack and roll damage from a quick-bar built off their own sheet, and Craig handles the bookkeeping. You stay in charge of every big call.
Battlemaps
Pick a scale — a five-foot combat map, a city, a region, or a continent — describe it, and Sage paints it, aligns the grid, works out the walls, and tags every area with checks. Then blow part of it up mid-fight.
Drive the party from the tavern map to the ambush map and every screen follows. Present art, handouts, or a monster's sheet to the whole table — or to one player's eyes only.
Initiative, HP bars, condition badges, facing, and movement that respects walls, difficult terrain, and elevation — the grid finds the cheapest path and players can't drag through a wall.
Server-side rolls land in a shared feed with advantage, DCs, and crit callouts. The GM can prompt a save on every player's screen with one tap.
Full 5e sheets, or Easy Mode for kids and first-timers — outcomes and color-coded strengths instead of modifiers. Tap your token, see your sheet, roll from it.
Drop a card or dice game on any table token. Server-held decks keep hands secret, coin tosses can't be palmed, gold stakes come off real character sheets — and yes, you can try to cheat. Craig referees.
Ask: "give me a swamp ambush map, three trolls, statted." Craig builds the map, places tokens, stats the monsters, applies conditions, and roasts your marching order — mid-session, by chat, or out loud with Pro voice.
Every character keeps their face from the first session to the last — because every image is drawn from their reference art.
Scene art
Describe what happened in plain words. Sage spots who's in the scene, pulls in their reference art, and paints it — then one click puts it on every player's screen.
World building with Craig
Ask Craig for a big bad in plain English. He writes her up, paints her portrait, builds a full 5e sheet at the level you ask for, and maps her lair — all anchored to your campaign's lore.
Session journals
Record the table straight from the live session. Sage transcribes it, spots every character and place, writes a recap (or an in-character journal), and illustrates the best moments — then one link publishes the chapter.
Turn any character, NPC, or monster into a clean virtual-tabletop token — transparent cutout, ready to drop on a map. Render the whole party as one traveling token for overland play.
Every map carries its own theme that crossfades as the party travels. Fire stingers from the soundboard, upload your own tracks, and give NPCs actual voices — AI-performed monologues or your own recorded takes.
Craig makes art. Craig makes tokens. Craig makes maps. Craig makes real-life merch. Craig also has opinions — your AI art director reviews every image with the sass of a beholder and the taste of an archmage, then tags it, rates it, roasts it, and tells you exactly how to fix it. By chat or voice (Pro), mid-session, while silently judging your marching order.
Only the GM pays. Everyone else gets to enjoy the campaign come to life.
Players play live sessions, roll dice, run their character sheets, browse the gallery, and read session journals — no subscription, no account setup. One link seats the whole table.
Players can generate reference art for their own characters. Build up a portrait library for every character at your table — Craig will make sure they look the part.
Order a custom t-shirt of a player's character and ship it straight to their door — perfect for birthdays, campaign milestones, or just because your party survived a TPK.
Every dollar spent on merch earns you an image credit. Order a $25 t-shirt for a player, get 25 extra images back. The party's swag funds the campaign art.
Free to start — Craig included. Upgrade for unlimited art and AI audio.
1 campaign, forever free
Per campaign, cancel anytime
Players join free — only the GM pays. Merch purchases earn image credits ($1 spent = 1 extra image).
Full pricing details & FAQ →Turn your party into wearable art. Craig art-directs the design, picks the perfect t-shirt color, and our production partners print and ship directly to you.
Every dollar spent on merch earns you an image credit — a $25 t-shirt gives you 25 extra images.

T-Shirt
$24.99
shipping included

Framed Poster
$79.99
shipping included

Mug
$17.99
shipping included

Sticker Sheet
$14.49
shipping included

Blanket
$59.99
shipping included

Trucker Hat
$25.99
shipping included

Water Bottle
$44.99
shipping included

Playing Cards
$28.99
shipping included