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LorePanic

Search your books, run your sessions, remember everything.

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LorePanic is the assistant every tabletop RPG Game Master wishes they had at the table. Built for D&D, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu and any system you run, it turns your sprawling library of rulebooks, adventure modules and campaign notes into something you can actually use mid-session — without flipping pages or scrolling PDFs while your players wait. At its core: instant, full-text search across every book and document you own or upload. Need the grapple rules, a monster stat block, or the exact read-aloud text from chapter 4 of your current adventure? Type a question, get the answer in a second — with page references, so you can show your work to the table. LorePanic also ships with an AI agent that knows your campaign. It reads your notes, your players' characters and the modules you're running, then answers in context: "Who is Lord Neverember again?", "What's a fair DC here?", "What did the party steal from the warehouse last session?" No hallucinated lore — answers are grounded in your actual documents. Running a session? Hit record. LorePanic transcribes the game in real time, surfaces live suggestions as the story unfolds (NPC reminders, rule clarifications, plot threads you seeded weeks ago), and at the end produces clean session notes and a recap your players will actually read. Other things GMs love: - Campaign notebooks for NPCs, locations, factions and loose threads - Discord bot so you can query your library without leaving your server - Searchable session history months after the fact Stop juggling six tabs, three PDFs and a notebook. LorePanic keeps your whole campaign in one place so you can focus on the only thing that matters at the table: the story.

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