World Reference
Build settlements, locations, factions, and campaign lore, then link every entry to the scenes and people where it matters.
Product roadmap
A clear view of what is live and which requests we are considering next. Right now the team is focused on content - more adventures, guides, and reference material - with the next build cycle shaped by what you request below.
Last updated October 2, 2026
Live for every GM right now.
Build settlements, locations, factions, and campaign lore, then link every entry to the scenes and people where it matters.
Bring existing campaigns into ArcForge, including scanned pages and PNG maps, with clearer errors and larger upload limits.
Players roll attacks, damage, and saves from a searchable SRD weapon picker with versatile grips and ammo tracking.
Place tokens, align the grid, reveal fog, and share the live battlefield with players from the same workspace as your notes.
Every sidebar tool now has in-app documentation so new GMs can learn each feature without leaving the table.
A native onboarding walkthrough that helps first-time GMs reach their first adventure faster on web and mobile.
Browse adventures, maps, and worlds shared by other GMs and copy any of them into your account in one click.
Earn a creator badge and climb a public leaderboard when other GMs play and copy the content you share.
A fresh prep prompt and a small daily reward that give you a reason to open ArcForge between sessions, not only on game night.
Spoken narration for read-aloud text so you can set a scene without reading every line yourself.
Dynamic lighting, wall tools, brushes, fog of war, and day/night map variants so you can prepare and run encounters entirely inside ArcForge.
Committed and coming soon.
More Remastered creatures, hazards, and reference content built around the three-action economy and degrees of success.
Open your prepared adventures, notes, and characters at the table even when the connection drops.
Ideas we are weighing with you.
Invite a co-GM to build an adventure with you in real time, with shared notes, scenes, and maps.
Tell us what would make your next session easier to run.