D&D 5e session notes that turn into a campaign wiki
Run your D&D 5e game on Discord with SCRY in the channel. Afterwards you get a recap of the session and a wiki page for everyone and everything that came up.
Built for how 5e campaigns sprawl
A 5e campaign picks up names fast. The noble who seemed a bit off in session two and the scroll someone pocketed in the dungeon both matter again around level seven, and that's usually when your players ask about them.
SCRY gives each of them a page as they come up in play. People, places, items, quests and factions link to each other and to the sessions they appeared in, so you find the noble by opening her page instead of searching old notes.
Prep from what happened at the table
Before the next game, read the last recap and look over the open quests. Ask your campaign what the party agreed with the thieves' guild and you get the answer along with the session it came from.
It works the same for homebrew worlds and published adventures. Import your own copy of the adventure or your setting notes as a PDF and they sit in the same wiki as your sessions.
A player wiki that keeps your secrets
Share a link and your players can read what their characters know. The dragon behind the mine collapse stays off that page until it comes out at the table.
Your players don't need accounts, and on Pro the player wiki doesn't cost anything extra per seat.
PRICING
Priced for a weekly game.
Save 2 months with annual billing
Pro
Most popular$150/year
About $2.90 per weekly game
- Unlimited campaigns
- PDF import
- 6 sessions a month, enough for a weekly game
- Unlimited Ask SCRY
- Player wiki for your whole table, no per-seat cost
Max
Custom
- Everything in Pro
- Capacity sized to the number of tables you run
- Commercial licence
Pause any time. Your campaign stays readable as a wiki until you come back.
Export to markdown whenever you want.
Questions I get asked
Does SCRY replace D&D Beyond or my VTT?
No. Keep using D&D Beyond, Foundry, Roll20 or paper sheets for characters and combat. SCRY looks after the notes and the wiki.
Can I use it with a published adventure?
Yes. It works for published adventures and homebrew, and you can import a PDF of your prep so it lives next to your session notes.
Do I have to set up the wiki structure myself?
No. The 5e setup starts with pages for people, places, items, quests, factions, events and lore, and you can change them later.
Does it work for in-person games?
Not yet. SCRY records Discord voice, so your game needs to run in a Discord voice channel.