VoxStory - A New Way to Experience Fantasy Roleplaying

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A New Way to Experience Fantasy Roleplaying

Tabletop Roleplaying. Reimagined.

VoxStory is a live, in-person tabletop roleplaying game-with a digital twist!

What does that look like? The Game Master builds a world on a laptop, and the platform connects to a television or a computer screen that everyone gathers around.

Each player accesses the platform through a computer or mobile device, and they make their way through swamps, forests, deserts, cities and more…in pursuit of adventure.

Why a Live Game? Why VoxStory?

A live tabletop Role Playing Game (RPG) achieves something that video just can’t pull off. A live game is an open system, filled with infinite possibilities and actual roleplaying. Game Masters create any kind of world they’d like, adding their own unique stories and plot twists.

VoxStory holds true to the magic of tabletop gaming. Here’s what makes it unique...

The Game Master can generate all the intricate details of a new world in a matter of minutes, and either leave it as is-or infinitely customize every last rock, tree, monster, castle, and hut.
New Players can enter the game immediately, generating a character from a laptop or mobile device. There’s virtually no learning curve.

How VoxStory Works

The Game Master Builds a World

Step 1 >> Step 2 >> Step 3

Generate a world that includes any of the following landscapes:

• Cities

• Swamps

• Forests

• Deserts

• Snow

And many more!

Build and modify your world in blocks (like other popular voxel games) for ease-of-use. Either use a randomly generated world, pre-populated with its own monsters, Non-Player Characters (NPCs), and adventures-or infinitely customize anything to make it your own.

In other words, you can build the perfect setting for your world, customizing what you like, without laboring over every detail of every rock, tree, and house—unless that’s your jam.

You can even customize the rules!

Players connect to your world from their laptop or mobile device.

You then display the landscape, and the action, on a TV screen or computer monitor… and bring the adventure to life!

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Players Create Their Characters

Step 1 >> Step 2 >> Step 3

Let the system guide you step-by-step through character generation, from race to class to special skills and equipment.

Do it all from a laptop or mobile device.

Gather around a TV or computer screen and enter the Game Master’s world-which fuses traditional, tabletop RPG storytelling with a digital platform that makes everything run smoother.

Roll physical dice (if you want). Keep track of inventory, spell slots, hit points, and other game mechanics from your electronic character sheet on your laptop or mobile device.

Let the adventure begin!

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Cities, Forests, Deserts, Swamps, Snow-covered Landscapes, and more

Design your game exactly as you imagined it, using a familiar, intuitive block-based building system-with a range of biomes to choose from.

VoxStory allows you to randomly generate your world-or infinitely customize it! It’s all in your hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Only one person needs to purchase the game (that’s typically the Game Master). Everyone else can play for free.

At launch, we will offer a few premade campaigns, which you can modify. We will also create a marketplace where people can share and sell their own campaigns.

Combat works just like a regular RPG, where you roll initiative, damage, savings throws, etc. The difference is that the platform keeps track of everything you need to know, streamlining game mechanics so the story stays front-and-center.

Yes! Of course, you can let the system roll dice for you, but our focus groups found that gamers often love to roll physical dice. And who can blame them?

Hell yes! Tabletop gaming wouldn’t be the same if the Game Master didn’t have the power to create their own world with its own set of rules.