Can an AI gamemaster run games other than D&D?

Yes. An AI gamemaster is not limited to fantasy — lorewend includes cyberpunk, gothic horror, sword-and-sorcery, space opera, and post-apocalyptic survival worlds alongside SRD 5e fantasy, each with honest, enforced dice.

Do I have to learn new rules for each world?

No. You never memorize rules in any world — you describe what your character does in plain words and the engine handles the dice and bookkeeping. Each world brings its own setting, classes, and dangers.

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RPG genres you can play solo with AI

An AI gamemaster isn't limited to fantasy — it can run cyberpunk, gothic horror, sword-and-sorcery, space opera, or post-apocalyptic survival, solo or with friends. What changes from world to world is the language, economy, and the kind of trouble you find. lorewend ships eight worlds.

Why genre matters more in solo play

At a physical table the genre is whatever the group's books support. Solo, with an AI GM, switching worlds costs nothing — so you can match the game to your mood: a heist tonight, a haunting next week. You always just say what you do in plain words, so there is no rulebook to relearn — only a new world to step into.

The eight worlds at a glance

World	Genre	The pressure
Fantasy	Classic D&D, the full SRD 5e	Hit points, rests, death saves
Serpent Throne	Brazen-Age sword-and-sorcery	Low magic, no easy healing, grit
Neon Wake	Cyberpunk	Strain, cybernetics, corporate streets
Mournwick	Gothic monster-hunting horror	Dread, monster weaknesses, the dark
Starfall	Heroic space opera	Heat, the manhunt, ships, the void, frontier stakes
Feralia	Post-apocalyptic survival	The Fever, noise that summons the dead, the Numb, the stead you rebuild
The Long Road (Premium)	High fantasy of the journey	The Shadow, Hope, provisions, the road itself
The Arcanum (Premium)	The hidden academies of magic	The Well, the Fade, tattoo bargains, the school year itself

What makes each world different?

Each world is its own game: its own classes or roles, lineages or cultures, currency, and bestiary, plus a danger all its own (corruption in gothic horror, strain in cyberpunk). What never changes is the honesty — real dice, tracked state — so a failed roll still stays failed; it just costs you something thematic.

Which world should I start with?

If you know D&D, start with Fantasy — it's the full 5e SRD. If you want something fresh, Neon Wake and Mournwick feel the most distinct from classic fantasy. You can run more than one campaign at once on the free tier, so trying a second world costs nothing. See a live session, or browse the worlds first.

Frequently asked

Can an AI gamemaster run games other than D&D?: Yes. An AI gamemaster is not limited to fantasy — lorewend includes cyberpunk, gothic horror, sword-and-sorcery, space opera, and post-apocalyptic survival worlds alongside SRD 5e fantasy, each with honest, enforced dice.
Do I have to learn new rules for each world?: No. You never memorize rules in any world — you describe what your character does in plain words and the engine handles the dice and bookkeeping. Each world brings its own setting, classes, and dangers.

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