Tome & Tavern
5E rules · in your browser · free
Make a hero and sit at a 3D table. The game runs the rules, the dice and the monsters.
No download, no sign-up. Menus and rules in English.
New Bring your hero to life: describe it, we make it in 3D →The heroes
Every hero is a 3D figure that idles, walks and fights at your table, weapon in hand. Find a legendary blade and it glows.
Live 3D in this page: free figures from the base game. 21 to pick from when you make your hero.
Ways to play
The game runs the rules, the dice and the monsters. Who tells the story is up to you.
I
No friends online, no game master. Just you and the dungeon.
Coming: Serragrigia, a solo campaign written by hand. Chapter 1 is being built.
II
Send a code. Everyone sits down.
Bought a campaign? Only the host needs it: the whole table plays.
III
Claude narrates and voices the characters. The game keeps the rules.
Measured on our test bench. Default cap $0.50 a table, up to $50.
The AI GM, unedited
Claude Sonnet running The Silent Mill. The game rolls the dice; the GM tells you what happened. Translated from Italian: the original is under each one.
Pip Pip crouches to study the flour on the floor.
Intelligence (Investigation) · DC 10 · rolled 20, total 24 · success
GM Pip kneels and reads the flour with a trained eye. Among the miller's heavy footprints there are others, small, with three thin toes, going to and from the stairs: not a rat's, and not a barefoot girl's either. Bertoldo twists his apron, waiting. What do you do?
…and it writes the clue in the party's journal.
Pip si china a studiare la farina sul pavimento. → «Pip si inginocchia e segue la farina con l'occhio del mestiere. Tra le orme pesanti del mugnaio ne spuntano altre, piccole, con tre dita sottili, che vanno e vengono dalla scala: non sono di topo, e nemmeno di una ragazza scalza. Bertoldo si tormenta il grembiule, in attesa. Cosa fate?»
Brunilde Let's take a short rest here in the tunnel. How long does it take?
Draft …if you stop, eight hours is all the time you leave to Fratel Grigio.
Stopped by the game: the players haven't met Fratel Grigio yet. Rewritten:
GM Here a short rest lasts eight hours, a whole night of cold stone and creaking beams. The tunnel is a good spot: one way in, solid props, no fresh tracks. But Elda has been missing for three days, and the singing still carries, faint, behind the walls. Eight hours is a long time to give whoever holds her. Do you make camp anyway, Brunilde? And Pip, do you keep watch or lie down?
«Se vi fermate, otto ore sono tutto il tempo che lasciate a Fratel Grigio.» → fermato. Riscritto: «…Ma Elda manca da tre giorni, e il canto si sente ancora, lontano, dietro le pareti. Otto ore sono tanto tempo da lasciare a chi la tiene prigioniera. Vi accampate lo stesso, Brunilde? E Pip, resti di guardia o ti stendi?»
Brunilde Brunilde takes a run-up and throws her shoulder into the bricked-up door.
Strength (Athletics) · DC 12 · rolled 1, total 6 · fail
GM Brunilde slams into the door with the full weight of her chain mail, but the fallen bricks don't budge an inch. All she gets is a sore shoulder and a cloud of dust that makes her cough. What do you do?
The door stays shut. The roll decides, not the GM.
Brunilde prende la rincorsa e si butta con la spalla contro la porta murata. → «Brunilde si schianta contro la porta con tutto il peso della cotta di maglia, ma i mattoni caduti non si schiodano di un dito. Ne esce solo una spalla dolorante e una nuvola di polvere che la fa tossire. Cosa fate?»
From our GM test bench: Claude Sonnet, prompt v4, 17 October 2026. Picked by us, words unchanged.
New Made for you
The hero you've been carrying in your head for years, finally on the table. Walking, swinging, yours.
€19.90 one figure · opens after the beta
Make my heroDrawings in under a minute. Your hero in 3D in about a quarter of an hour.
1 You send
“A halfling rogue with a red bob, a patched green jerkin, lots of pockets.”
“A dwarf fighter like in the drawing: braided beard with silver rings, dark scale armour over a blue gambeson.”
“A tall, thin tiefling, wine-red skin, horns curving back, a long purple robe embroidered in gold, a short cape, a thin tail, golden eyes.”
2 We check it
3 Three drawings, you pick one
4 Your figure, animated
Three real orders from our live test, 18 October 2026: their words, their three drawings, their figures. Times from each order's log. Two free redos on every figure.
The Shop
Nothing you buy changes a roll, a rule or a hero's strength.
From a flooded mine at level 3 to a lich's cathedral at 17. The host buys, the whole table plays.
€4.99–6.99 each · all five €19.99
Lava that pulses, runes that light up, gems that catch the light. You roll them, everyone sees them. The server decides the number.
Gems €2.99 · Legendary €3.99
Clerics of Light: nine animated figures in white and gold, one for each species. Yours, and seen by the whole table.
€4.99 · coming soon
The Shop opens after the beta. Prices may still change.
36 seconds of real play
Recorded in the game, edited, not retouched.
Yes: menus, rules, hero creation and the tutorial, with the official English 5E terms. The two free campaigns and the Shop are still in Italian; they're next.
No. The tutorial teaches you as you play. On your turn the game shows what you can do and does the maths.
Both, in the browser. On a slow phone there's a text-only mode.
Not to play. An account keeps your heroes on every device, and you need one to buy. From age 14 on the public server.
The rules come from the SRD 5.2.1, the fifth-edition rules under a Creative Commons licence. Not an official product.
Five rooms, a fallen tower and a green lantern. The tutorial takes about an hour, and you can play it alone.
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