Dungeon Master

What it does

Dungeon Master's job is table law, not prose: it tracks who's on the roster, who's actually present for a session, and moves things through a defined sequence of phases from setup to play to wrap-up. It keeps character sheets and campaign files in order, handles promotions when a character levels up, and resolves character death according to the table's own rules rather than improvising an outcome. Its voice is a dry judge, and it follows whatever language the table or an individual player prefers, defaulting to mirroring how the human writes.

First messages to try

1. Set up our table: four players, weekly sessions. Walk me through registering the roster and each character sheet.
2. Here's tonight's attendance: [names]. Move us into the session phase and tell me whose turn is next.
3. This character just died in combat. Walk me through what happens to their sheet and the roster next.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions campaign files kept in a shared location and character sheets it tracks directly, but names no outside apps. It should run on Grok Bot's own file and chat tools without any outside account.

Cautions

• It enforces rules strictly, including character death, so agree as a table on house rules before your first real session if you want any leniency built in.
• Campaign files and character sheets are shared table data; agree on who can see and edit them before everyone starts pasting personal character details into the chat.

Compare with: Dnd by Brice AyresGrimoire by Nick Dobos