How can we help?

Create a realm, understand how realms, planes, and campaigns relate, and link your first records.

• What DMRealm is
• Create your first realm
• How the parts fit together

The handful of ideas everything else is built on — records, relationships, visibility, and time.

• Realms, worlds, and planes
• Campaigns and the campaign lens
• Records and relationships

Every part of the app in detail: atlas, characters, creatures, factions, calendars, quests, encounters, journal, items, assets, wiki, and the graph.

• Audio — pack layout and synchronized playback
• Atlas — maps and folders
• NPCs, adventurers, and the party

Your account and preferences, and the realm-level switches that govern members, appearance, systems, and storage.

• Add an Asset Catalog
• Realm settings
• Your account and preferences

Which rule systems a realm can use, what each one changes, and how systems reach into the modules.

• Game systems in DMRealm
• Supported systems
• How systems reach into the modules

Step-by-step walkthroughs for the things people actually sit down to do, start to finish.

• Publish a wiki page
• Turn on public access for a realm
• Invite someone to your realm

What the assistants draft, what context they can see, and the rules they work under.

• How DMRealm uses AI
• The Companion workspace
• What the AI can see

Bringing people into a realm, publishing to the web, and taking your work elsewhere.

• Roles and membership
• Publishing to the web
• Taking your work elsewhere

Why DMRealm is built the way it is — the decisions behind the structure, the AI limits, and the originality rules.

• Why it asks you to link things
• Your work is yours
• Why we do not copy other games

Licences and attribution, what ships in the catalogs, downloads, and where to get help.

• Licences and attribution
• What ships in the catalogs
• Getting help

Access problems, sync questions, missing content, and recovering things you deleted.

• Someone cannot see a realm or a page
• Working offline, and how syncing works
• Restore something you deleted