Everything you need for your next session.
Learn to install Gravewright, prepare your campaign and run the table. Practical guides for game masters, players and hosts.
A practical starting point
Your first session
Go from an installed Gravewright to a shared scene with characters, notes and dice.
Installation & accessInstall and start Gravewright
Prepare a portable installation on Windows, Linux or macOS and understand what the Runner does.
Campaigns & peopleCampaigns, invitations and players
Create a campaign, invite people and distinguish player accounts from spectator links.
Campaigns & peopleManage a campaign before play
Prepare the same campaign records outside the table, with seven GM planning and recovery tools.
Tabletop toolsProgress clocks and pinned goals
Share segmented objectives between the table and campaign manager, with explicit audience and progress permissions.
Tabletop toolsReveal clues through discovery
Prepare a finding privately and reveal it only after its progress is complete and its audience permits sharing.
Tabletop toolsCollaborative mind maps
Connect campaign topics, grant selected players editing access and link 37 native resource types.
Campaigns & peoplePermissions and safe sharing
Check exactly what a player can view, edit or control before sharing your preparation.
At the tableNavigate and run the tabletop
Find the tools for the current scene and establish a dependable session routine.
At the tableScenes, grids and the player broadcast
Prepare a map privately, choose an import method and put the intended scene on screen.
Tabletop toolsActors and your character directory
Organize reusable character documents, grant ownership and place representations in scenes.
Tabletop toolsCharacter sheets and the PDF system
Use an existing character PDF or the sheet supplied by an installed RPG system.
Tabletop toolsTokens, movement and vision
Control a character on the map and understand linked data, collision and visibility.
Tabletop toolsChat and dice notation
Send table messages and learn a useful set of native dice expressions.
Tabletop toolsJournals, quests and roll tables
Keep campaign knowledge, share handouts and track objectives without exposing GM notes.
Tabletop toolsMusic, ambience and positional audio
Prepare reusable tracks and playlists, then check what players actually hear.
Tabletop toolsDecks, hands and cards on the table
Create a deck, draw cards and control when their faces become visible.
Tabletop toolsEncounters, initiative and turns
Set up a scene encounter and advance turns with the campaign system in mind.
Content & extensionsCompendiums and reusable content
Collect reusable campaign material, lock finished packs and import compatible entries.
Content & extensionsSystems, modules and the marketplace
Install trusted packages and understand the difference between host installation and table activation.
Map BuilderMap Builder: from project to playable scene
Build an editable map, manage assets and publish changes without losing the project.
Map BuilderSmart Objects: models, nodes and safe playtests
Start with an interactive model, customize its logic and test behavior before applying it to the game.
Map BuilderImport and export Universal VTT
Bring in a prepared map or transfer a native scene while understanding the format limits.
Hosting & recoveryBackups, recovery and updates
Protect the installation, distinguish portable exports from backups and apply releases deliberately.