I.You act
Take on a character and customize it to your liking. Empty seats may be filled by the Engine, so a small group can still carry a full cast.
Stories told with company
Participants step into an authored world as characters and help tell its stories as they unfold - dynamic, flexible, and different every time.
How a telling happens
You act. The world interprets. The story moves.
II.The world interprets
Ask, speak, or act as you choose - an interpreter grounded in the world and that character's place within it interprets your contribution and keeps it aligned. You decide which interpreted contributions to commit.
III.The story moves
The master narrator then weaves the committed actions into a shared passage in keeping with the story arc and world rules.
The theater journey
From lobby to curtain call
Lobby
Browse worlds with stories ready to be played.
Theater
Choose a world and see the stories and sessions inside it.
Overture
Review each story, its cast, pick a character, and enter the world.
Stage
Speak, act, and commit contributions each time the story moves.
Curtain call
Leave with the finished chronicle the group made together.
What happens on stage doesn't rewrite the world ... yet.
A Theater session is a telling made by its participants and the Engine. It remains apocryphal until the worldbuilder deliberately adopts something from it into canon.
From then on, the things you create may become part of the world.