GuildTable compiles down to native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, making it playable on virtually any desktop, tablet, or smartphone. And native apps boil down to higher performance and greater technical longevity, so GuildTable will be both snappy in your hands, and a permanent fixture for your groups.

While game development takes place mainly on desktop form factors, running and playing the game can happen on either desktop or mobile platforms, so you can run and play the game wherever you damn well please.

In GuildTable, every single thing you add is an Artifact™—a little container that can hold almost anything. Start with your orc token as a simple image, then load in sound effects, journal entries, videos, whiteboard sketches, or even whole nested Artifacts like a dice roller or a trap trigger. Want more? Slot in a ProteusFLUX Logic Engine™ to handle custom rules, loot tables, or dynamic events. Artifacts can nest infinitely—your “castle” Artifact can contain a “throne room” Artifact, which holds a “secret door” Artifact, which in turn holds a “puzzle” Artifact. It’s like building with Lego bricks: small, reusable pieces that snap together to form anything you can imagine.

We’ve done the work of learning how to coax AI into creating the exact image and written content we need for our scenarios and campaigns. To save you double-digit hours learning how to generate the high-quality graphics and pros you need for your games, we’re building Ainsley, a simplified yet intuitive AI front end for you, with dropdown items and checkboxes, and a smart backend that composes your prompts properly and submits them directly to DALL-E, ChatGPT, and other providers for you, with the resulting content automatically available in your asset library. AI should have always been this easy.

No RPG game system would be complete without a powerful fog of war mechanic to simulate the feeling of being entangled in darkness as you explore your surroundings and engage enemies in battle. We’re building our Darkmire Fog of War system to be quick and easy for GMs to set up and manage, and to have the intelligence to offload much of the work and provide an eerie effect. With a hook into the  SoundTapestry music and ambiance system, the feel of the game can change as players move in and out of the darkness. The end result is a more immersive and engaging play experience.

SoundTapestry layers and mixes music and sound effects in real-time, streaming an immersive, cinematic soundtrack as you work through your adventures.

Music and SFX are triggered by any imaginable game event, such as walking into a bar (I’ll drink to that!), entering battle, rolling critical successes or failures, or your party either kicking major arse in a fight, or screwing the pooch.

Like everything in GuildTable, each instance of SoundTapestry can be programmed with ProteusFLUX, so almost anything is possible.

In GuildTable, you don’t waste time scouring Google for the perfect token or soundtrack—everything lives right inside the app. Our Community Asset Hub lets GMs and players share and browse tokens, graphics, music loops, sound effects, videos, documents, and even ProteusFLUX logic engines, all in one place. You control exactly who gets access—grant permissions at the user, group, game, or even paid-tier level—so you can keep some assets private, share others with your crew, or sell premium packs to fellow creators. It’s like having a living library of ready-to-go game pieces at your fingertips, cutting prep time down from hours to minutes.

We build GuildTable to live where you play: inside a dedicated desktop or mobile app, not buried behind a browser tab. Once you install it, you’ve got a single icon that launches your whole toolkit—maps, dice, chat, forums—fast and focused. No juggling logins or waiting on sluggish web pages; everything from game discussion to player-group matchmaking and asset sharing happens right in your VTT. The website’s job is simple: tell you what GuildTable can do and get you the license. Once you’re in, the app is your one-stop shop for running games, swapping messages, and shaping campaigns without ever leaving the table.

Most VTTs fall into two camps: either “rules-specific,” where you can tweak and customize existing RPG systems, or “rules agnostic,” where the flexibility is high but integration is limited if at all possible. GuildTable gives you a completely new option: we call it Rules Expansive. Everything—tokens, maps, dice, cards, rules, stats, lighting, sound, even the core gameplay logic—is fully programmable, right down to the individual UI events. Powered by ProteusFLUX’s visual, no-code logic system, you don’t just modify existing game systems; you can build your own entirely new mechanics, or even create completely original games that go beyond the traditional tabletop RPG. GuildTable lets you push boundaries, turning your wildest game-design ideas into playable reality—no coding required.

We’re baking AI into every nook of GuildTable so you’re never stuck staring at a blank page. Need a dozen NPC names before tonight’s session? Boom—you’ve got options. Want a quick battle theme or ambient SFX loop? Form a prompt quickly, and now it’s in your soundboard. Brainstorming a new job system or magic item rules? AI-driven prompts walk you through stat choices and balance checks without leaving the app. Even mid-session, you can whip up encounter text or flavor lines on the fly. It isn’t about “magical” transformations—it’s about cutting prep time in half and keeping your creative flow humming, from art and story to rules design and group messages. AI isn’t an add-on here—it’s part of the toolkit, everywhere it makes sense.

This architecture treats every game element as a self-contained Artifact™ that can hold other Artifacts in a hierarchy—no arbitrary limits, just infinite depth. By designing around nested Artifacts, we turn complex systems into assemblies of simple, reusable building blocks. A GM can stack a “dungeon” Artifact inside a “region” Artifact, which in turn lives inside a “campaign” Artifact, each layer inheriting and extending behavior without duplicating work. This mindset—objects within objects—drives polymorphism and code-free extensibility. Instead of bolting features together, you assemble them, yielding more maintainable designs and unleashing creativity as your modules interlock like LEGO bricks across any scale of adventure.