An hour counts as a session. Drop in when you are free, drop out when you are not, and the campaign holds together in between. One subscription covers your whole table: you host, your friends click a link and play free.
Start free, no card required.
You know the group chat. Six people who genuinely want to play, one poll to find a night, and a campaign that ended because week six never happened. The problem was never the players. It was asking real life to hand over the same three hours every week.
TableForge is built for adults with jobs, kids, and weeks that never look the same twice. The game engine runs the game, and the AI DM narrates on top of it, so a session can be as short as the time you have and starts the moment you sit down.
There is no prep to justify and no DM to keep waiting, so forty minutes on a Tuesday is a real session. Start, play a scene or a fight, and stop. The game keeps a clean stopping point for whoever comes back next.
One subscription covers the whole table. You host the campaign, send a link, and your friends join with a free account and play in your world at no cost. Nobody has to be talked into paying before they have played a single turn.
The campaign keeps its own state: characters, inventory, quests, and the exact scene you stopped in. A player who missed a session reads the feed and steps back in, and nobody has to reconstruct the story from a recap document.
Busy groups do not need more free time. They need a game that survives an ordinary month.
Some groups never share a waking hour. Asynchronous D&D handles that: each player opens the campaign when they can, reads the scene, and takes their turn. Combat is turn-based, so a fight can play out over a day without anyone staying connected.
The point is that async is a cadence you can drop into and out of, not a separate product. The same campaign supports a live burst on Saturday, a turn a day the following week, and a solo scene when only one of you is around.
Built for parents, shift workers, groups across time zones, and anyone rebuilding a campaign after a long pause.
The scene, the recent turns, the current mechanics, and your character are all there when you come back, whether that was an hour ago or a week.
One persistent campaign the whole table can enter together or at different times.
Every plan includes full 5e rules, AI narration, scene illustrations, and complete campaign memory. The host subscribes; everyone else plays free. No hidden costs. Cancel any time.
Everyone starts on a free account — pick your tier from inside the app, whenever you're ready.
The practical details before you begin.
Create the campaign free, send your friends the link, and let the first person with a spare hour take the first turn.
Host your table free →60 free DM turns. No card required.