Start a campaign, send your friends one link, and everyone joins with a free account and a character of their own. You host, they play free, and nobody has to run the game.
Start free, no card required.
Getting four friends to play D&D online usually means one of them learns a virtual tabletop, preps every session, and never plays a character. Then the campaign lasts exactly as long as that one person's patience.
The person who gets the group together should not also have to run the game. On TableForge, hosting means starting the campaign and sharing the invite. The game handles the world, the rules, and the turns.
Share an invite link or QR code in the group chat, or invite friends by username or email. Each friend signs in with Google or Discord, makes a character or picks a ready-made hero, and lands in the same campaign.
Seats come with the host's plan. Friends you invite play in your campaign on a free account for as long as it runs, so the only person deciding about a subscription is the one who already wants the group to play.
The AI DM describes the world, plays the NPCs and monsters, and calls for rolls, while the game keeps every sheet, hit point, and item correct. Every person you invite plays a character, and so do you.
This is how a group of friends usually gets started.
On a live night, everyone reads the same scene in their own browser while you talk over voice. Outside a fight anyone can act at any moment, and the DM gathers what several players say before answering them together. In combat, initiative sets the order and each player ends their own turn.
When the group is spread out, the same campaign runs in turns. Players get a notification when the party acts, you can schedule the next live session from the dashboard and send calendar invites, and a friend who missed a week reads the feed and catches up.
Seats count the host. The free plan seats you and one friend; Fellowship seats four and Legendary six.
Rolls, narration, character sheets, and the battle map update for everyone connected, so the party plays one game instead of four copies of a chat.
A live TableForge turn, as each player at the table sees it.
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.
Start the campaign free, drop the invite in the group chat, and play the first scene with whoever is around tonight.
Start a campaign for your group →60 free DM turns. No card required.