Build the moment the player steps into.
The Scenario Creator combines premise, greeting, cast, lore and events into one playable world.
What belongs where
Premise and current situation
The immediate conflict, the player's place in it and the tone of the story.
Creative presentation
Set the mood with prose, quotes, dossiers, letters, rumours, warnings, images and optional music or video.
The first playable moment
Show what is happening and finish with a natural opening for the player.
The starting cast
Identity, appearance, behaviour, dialogue and private motive.
Canon and future events
Stable world facts live in Canon Anchors. Triggered developments live in Event Cards.
Creative intro formatting
The Introduction appears on the scenario page above the characters. Use it to make the scenario feel inviting before the player starts.
Good uses
Open with scene texture, an in-world report, a letter, a transcript, a warning notice, a dossier, a rumour board, a prophecy, a newspaper clipping or a short prologue.
Formatting tools
Use the toolbar for headings, paragraphs, quotes, lists, links, images, text colour, alignment and YouTube or Spotify embeds.
Keep it readable
A strong intro is easy to skim. Break up long text, use images with purpose and keep the opening hook clear.
Plan limits
| Creator limit | Free | Plus | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Story characters per scenario | 5 | 15 | 30 |
| Canon Anchors & Event Cards | 10 | 50 | 100 |
| Canon Anchor entry length | 300 characters | 350 characters | 400 characters |
| Scenario intro | 3,000 characters | 6,000 characters | 10,000 characters |
| Greeting | 1,500 characters | 2,500 characters | 4,000 characters |
| Scenario instructions | 1,500 characters | 2,500 characters | 4,000 characters |