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An AI storyteller. Real rules. Your dice.

Kith Moot is a 5E-compatible fantasy role-playing game you play in your browser, with an AI game master. The AI tells the story. The game rolls every die in the open and keeps to the rules.

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No sign-up needed. A short adventure starts right away.

SRD 5.1 or SRD 5.2.1, your choice
Every SRD spell and monster
Phone or computer, nothing to download
Solo, or a party of up to 4 with friends

The Kith Moot play screen on a phone: a careful search of a burial chamber rolls 23 against DC 12 and finds a hidden cache, and the story carries on — The game rolled a 13 against DC 15. The search fails, and the story follows.

One turn

See every roll

Here is one turn from a real fight: a level 3 fighter and a companion against a ghoul. Each roll is shown with the numbers behind it, just as you'd see it in the game.

The game's roll pop-up: a d20 and a d8 are thrown in 3D and come to rest on a 17 and a 6. 17 + 5 makes 22 against armour class 15, a hit, and 9 slashing damage — The dice are thrown in 3D, then the pop-up shows the numbers behind the roll.

Round 1 · Brin, a level 3 fighter (AC 18, 28 HP), and a companion against a ghoul (AC 12, 22 HP)

Brin attacks d20 19 + Str 3 + proficiency 2 = 24 vs AC 12 hit A d20, plus Brin's Strength and proficiency, against the ghoul's armour class.
Damage 1d8+3 1 + 3 = 4 slashing Ghoul 22 → 18 HP The longsword's die plus Strength, taken off the ghoul's hit points.
The ghoul's claws d20 17 + attack bonus 4 = 21 vs AC 18 hit · 2d4+2 21 + 2 = 5 slashing The monsters roll too, with the numbers from their SRD stat block.
Constitution save d20 3 + Con save 4 = 7 vs DC 10 failed paralysed Brin fails the save and is paralysed. He can't act, attacks against him have advantage, and he tries the save again at the end of each of his turns.

The ghoul's numbers are from SRD 5.1, and the fight was played under SRD 5.1's rules. More about the dice

How it works

From sign-up to first roll

Sign up free
Kith Moot is in open beta, and there's a free plan. Sign up on the game's site with a name, your date of birth and a password.
Pick an edition and a hero
Choose SRD 5.1 or SRD 5.2.1 for the campaign. Then build a character step by step, or take a ready-made one and start playing in a minute.
Say what you do
Type what your character does in your own words. If it needs a roll, you see the die and the number you need, and the story carries on from there. Fights get their own screen.
Explore and come back
Go down into dungeons, travel the roads, trade in towns and make friends. Your campaign saves as you play, so you can carry on from any device.

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What you get

An AI dungeon master that plays fair

Your AI DM tells the story, and the dice decide what happens. All the features.

Real dice, in the open

Every roll is shown: the die, your bonus and the number you need. The story follows the dice.

Both editions of the rules

Pick SRD 5.1 (2014) or SRD 5.2.1 (2024) for each campaign. Kith Moot is 5E compatible.

Every SRD spell and monster

339 spells and 337 monsters, all played by the rules, in a fight and out of one.

Spells that answer questions

Speak with Dead tells you what the dead really knew. Zone of Truth holds anyone who fails the save.

A living world

Dungeons that go deeper floor by floor, a world map to cross, towns with work, and villains who wait.

AI companions with minds of their own

They fight, cast and level up by their own choices. Treat them well and they stay.

Play with friends

Send a link and a friend joins your party. One turn order, a party chat, and trips you agree on.

Bring your own AI key

Play on the game's own AI, or bring your own key and pay your provider directly.

Made for your phone

It plays in the browser on a phone or a computer. There's nothing to download.

Open content, fair data

Only openly licensed rules and our own writing. No advertising cookies. Delete your account any time.

A beta that listens

A bug button on every screen, a Discord to talk in, and your saves kept through every update.

On your phone

Made for a small screen

Screenshots from the game at phone size. Tap one to see it full size.

The story feed: the player's search, a result card with the roll, the DC and the hidden cache it found, and the story that follows — The story, with the roll

A fight: a goblin and a wolf with their hit points, armour class and distance, a second goblin felled by Tamsin Wick, the party with spell slots, Second Wind and Action Surge, and the fight log — A fight

The world map, drawn like an old atlas: Millford and the Thornwood Barrow on the road walked, a sun where the first day ended, a ford and a wood not yet visited, a rumoured town, a villain's shadow over a distant tor, and the player's own pin — The world map

The character sheet: a level 3 Life Domain cleric with spell slots, abilities and saving throws — Your character

The spell screen: four first-level and two second-level slots, who to cast at, and Cure Wounds and the cantrips ready to cast — Spells

Two editions

SRD 5.1 or SRD 5.2.1, for each campaign

Choose the 2014 or the 2024 rules when you start a campaign. The game plays that edition wherever the two differ, from exhaustion and rests to grappling and hiding. You also get that edition's own spells and monsters: 254 spells and 308 monsters change between the two, and 20 spells are new in SRD 5.2.1.

Where the editions differ

Companions and friends

A party with opinions

Recruit companions who have moods and loyalty of their own. They fight, cast and level up by their own choices, and they may refuse an order or leave. Send a friend an invite link and they can take over a companion. You share one turn order and a party chat, and you decide together where to go next.

Playing with friends

A fight on a computer: the enemies, the party and their actions side by side, with the fight log below

The compendium

Every spell, monster and class

The game has 339 spells, 345 monsters and 12 classes across both editions, and every SRD entry has a page here, free to read.

Fireball Cure Wounds Shield Goblin Owlbear Adult Red Dragon Fighter

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Questions

The short answers

What is Kith Moot?

Kith Moot is a fifth-edition fantasy role-playing game you play in your browser, with an AI game master that tells the story and a rules engine that handles every roll. You can play alone or with friends. The kith are your companions and the moot is the gathering.

Is Kith Moot an AI dungeon master?

Yes, Kith Moot gives you an AI dungeon master that runs your game. The AI DM describes the world and speaks for the people you meet, while the game itself rolls every die and keeps your hit points, spell slots and gold. The story follows the dice.

How much does it cost?

Kith Moot is free to play, with 25 turns a day on the free plan, up to 300 a month. Paid plans are charged monthly in US dollars: Basic is $5.99 a month for 800 turns, Full is $19.95 a month for 2,500 turns, and BYOK is $2.99 a month with no turn limit on your own AI key. You can cancel any time from your profile. See the plans and prices.

Can I play with friends?

Yes, you can play solo or in a party of up to 4 with friends. Send an invite link and a friend joins your campaign as one of your companions. You share a turn order and a party chat. On the free plan you can join a friend's game, and a paid plan lets you host your own. More on playing together.

Which rules does it use?

Kith Moot uses the fifth-edition System Reference Documents: SRD 5.1 (2014) or SRD 5.2.1 (2024), chosen for each campaign when you start it. Kith Moot is 5E compatible. The rules page shows where the two editions differ.

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Ready to play?

Kith Moot is in open beta, and there's a free plan.