Core features in GameMasterCraft
GameMasterCraft has a specific feature set built around its core audience and use cases.
The features below explain what GameMasterCraft actually does and how each one fits the product's intended purpose.
Core features
- NPCs that do not vanish after one scene: Track names, roles, motives, secrets, relationships, loyalties, rivalries, and unfinished business. When an improvised character becomes important, they have a place to live.
- Factions with memory: Organize guilds, cults, noble houses, armies, churches, thieves' networks, rebel cells, monster clans, and political blocs. Keep track of what they want, who they oppose, and how they react to the party.
- Locations that stay consistent: Build towns, ruins, dungeons, regions, shops, temples, strongholds, wilderness sites, and hidden places with enough structure to return to them later.
- Session notes that become campaign history: Capture what happened at the table and turn it into useful campaign memory. Decisions, discoveries, deaths, promises, betrayals, and loose ends can all keep mattering.
- Lore that supports play: Organize gods, myths, laws, cultures, magic systems, customs, prophecies, ancient history, and homebrew rules without burying the details where you cannot use them.
- Prep that starts from your world: Create scenes, hooks, complications, rumors, encounters, and consequences from the material already in your campaign instead of starting from a blank page every session.