Worldbuilding
Keep the strange idea. Bring the notes you already wrote. Connect a person to a place and a reason to care. Your world grows from there.
Start on Chronicler · No credit card · Your lore stays yours
See it in action
Follow Maren and Brindle from a first note to a discovery at the table.
Wiki links
Link people, places, and ideas as you write. Follow a name straight into the lore behind it.
Explore worldbuildingThe link opens Brindle’s article, ready to explore.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes
Portrait generation
Add your creative direction, generate a portrait, and bring the character into view alongside their lore.
Explore Runekeeper & AIA single portrait appears on Maren’s article.
Illustrative playback · Sample AI portrait · AI art uses Runes · About beta access
Relationship graph
Follow the threads between people, places, and factions. Focus on one name to find the story around it.
Explore your world’s connectionsBrindle’s connections stay in focus, with his article one click away.
Illustrative playback · Example lore and scenes
Follow the story
Maren shares a little bread. Brindle pauses, then waits for her to follow.
Where might that trust lead? A hidden doorway along the river, an unfamiliar path, someone who remembers her kindness. One small encounter gives your world somewhere to go.
An illustrated story example. Your world begins with your own ideas.
Your next session starts with the work you already did.
Built for the table
Link another entry while you write. Return to the person, place, or event when you need the wider story.
Keep maps, descriptions, and the people who inhabit a location within reach of each other.
Keep your world’s lore alongside the campaigns that take place in it. The setting can outlive a single party.
Sound familiar?
Start with the part you want to make easier.
Bring supported Markdown, Obsidian vaults, and world exports into the Import Hub. Review the available format options before moving your notes.
Write the detail that matters now. Use people, places, factions, and linked articles to organize the rest as you go.
Follow the relationships you create. A missing courier might lead to a debt, a closed city gate, and a faction with something to hide.
Before you begin
Yes. Chronicler is free, with one world and one campaign. Start without a credit card. See Pricing for current limits and Rune allowances; beta availability is separate from your plan.
The Import Hub offers Markdown, Obsidian, and supported world-export formats including WorldAnvil, LegendKeeper, and Kanka. Formats differ; check the importer for the supported structure and review the result.
Yes. Your lore belongs to you. Export your world in Markdown or JSON when you need a copy outside Skryrún.
You don’t need a finished world to begin. Give the first idea a home and see where it leads.
Chronicler is free. Grow when your world needs more room.
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