Companion
Scene prep suggestions, in-character NPC dialogue, and a live companion that knows your campaign — and does real work in it. Describe an NPC in chat and it lands in your roster. Less scrambling. More table time.
The companion knows your active scene, linked NPCs, party characters, and campaign tone. Ask it for a quick ruling, a description of what the party sees, or how an NPC would react. Mention a new NPC and it saves them to your roster on the spot — no form-filling mid-session.
Stuck prepping a scene? Ask the companion for ideas and it generates suggestions grounded in your campaign structure: scene type, linked NPCs, and what happened in previous sessions. Use them as-is or as a starting point for your own ideas.
Select an NPC and generate dialogue that matches their personality, backstory, faction, and relationship to the party. The companion stays in character so you can improvise faster during social encounters. Grimoire tier adds persistent NPC memory across sessions.
Every request includes your full campaign context: active scene, beat type, linked entities, campaign tone, and session history. The result is responses that reference your world by name, not boilerplate fantasy filler. Tome wiki pages feed context too. Grimoire auto-populates them from session debriefs.
The companion is available on Tome ($7/mo) and Grimoire ($19/mo). Scroll (free) does not include the companion or NPC dialogue generation.
The companion receives your active campaign, current scene, active beat, linked NPCs, party characters, and campaign tone. It knows what is happening right now in your session and responds accordingly.
Yes. Tome gets 200 companion messages and 40 NPC dialogue generations per month. Grimoire gets 1,500 companion messages and 150 NPC dialogue generations per month.
Yes. Describe a character in chat — name, role, personality, what they did — and the companion saves them straight to your campaign roster. It updates existing characters too, tells you what changed, and refuses duplicates. Perfect for catching Quill up on a campaign that is already in progress.
Yes. The NPC dialogue feature uses the NPC's personality, backstory, faction, alignment, and relationship to the party to generate in-character responses. Grimoire tier also has persistent NPC memory that carries context across sessions.