Every D&D group needs someone to run the game. In Longrests, the AI does that job: it narrates the world, voices the monsters and asks for rolls. Nobody has to prepare a campaign, and everyone gets to play a character.
Start a gameThe AI Dungeon Master describes scenes, plays the NPCs and monsters, and decides what happens when the players act.
Each player controls one character and tells the AI what that character does.
No prep: the adventure is built as you play.
Anyone can play, including friends who have never run a game before.
Rolls, hit points and conditions are tracked for you.
The AI follows the story you are playing, but it may not apply every house rule your group uses.
Clear, specific actions get the best results.
Yes. The AI takes the Dungeon Master role, so the whole group plays characters.
The AI decides based on the situation. When the outcome is uncertain, it asks the player to roll the dice, and the game applies the result.
It uses D&D-style rules for checks, attacks and hit points, but it may not match every rule or house rule your group uses.