Dungeon Stage

Play DND in Dungeon Stage
Dungeon Stage is a single-player, tabletop-style roleplaying game that pairs an AI dungeon master with illustrated scenes and turn-based tactical combat. Create a character, shape a world, and type what you want to say or do. The dungeon master narrates the journey while the game handles dice, combat rules, equipment, and character state.Play a role, not just a dialogue option
Give your hero a class, appearance, personality, and backstory. Speak to the people you meet, investigate your surroundings, and decide how to approach the next challenge. AI-generated narration and character dialogue respond to your input as the adventure unfolds.Take your adventure into battle
When conversation gives way to combat, choose your movement, attacks, spells, and abilities on tactical maps. Manage your equipment and resources, roll ability checks, and decide when to press on or rest.Build a cast of companions
Meet characters along the way and invite willing companions to travel with you. Illustrated portraits, scenery, a character sheet, inventory, and quest log bring the campaign together on a fantasy playhouse stage. Save your adventure and return to it later.Choose how your dungeon master runs
Use local AI on your PC or connect a supported external AI service. Local play requires a one-time model download and compatible hardware; once installed, local text generation can run offline without an AI account or subscription. Response speed and quality depend on your hardware and chosen model.

External AI services require your own account and credentials, an internet connection, and may charge usage fees. Optional AI-generated voices also require a supported voice service and may incur additional costs. AI-generated narration can be unpredictable and may make mistakes.

The Steam version uses bundled or imported artwork; in-game AI image generation is unavailable.Independent game and rules disclaimer
Dungeon Stage is an independent game and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Wizards of the Coast. It adapts the open SRD 5.1 rules with original house rules and does not include every rule, class, or option from the tabletop game. References to DND describe the tabletop game and play experience; they do not imply official status.