Fablecraft
Fablecraft is a fully virtual tabletop RPG. It’s easy for GMs and players to learn, whether you've slain many dragons or are completely new to the genre. Fablecraft features its own system, gorgeous human-made art, pre-built campaigns that eliminate prep, and a growing list of homebrew tools.
Originally created by David Hohusen, Andrew Habers
Fablecraft Reviews (3)
See what other Game Masters and players are saying about Fablecraft
Akira
This game is a mixed bag with some really innovative ideas, but also some important features still in development. Primarily, the game is an online-only TTRPG-lite and is designed for play using their steam game. This is good for people who have an interest in playing online and the system overall works well enough to play their premade adventures. The game itself is rather simple in its mechanics and easy enough for anyone to pick up. Their resources such as tutorials are also quite clear and well laid out, but overall the experience of GMing through their programs feels lackluster and on-rails. you are limited in what you can change, add or alter. That being said, the game is still in development and updates are supposedly coming to offer a greater creative control to Gamemasters who wish to customize the experience more.
Carsen Bill Potter
As a backer from the beginning, I love this game. It's a simple game designed for the modern age, that takes full advantage of technology to create a fun and whimsical fantasy game that anybody can sit down and play, as easy as a video game, but still can be used to create complex and beautiful stories!
Moses
Fablecraft is a super fun and accessible TTRPG that really shines with its easy-to-learn mechanics and emphasis on collaborative storytelling. One major pro is how streamlined the gameplay feels—perfect for new players who don’t want to wade through pages of rules. Plus, the vibrant, narrative-driven world-building makes it easy to get immersed right away. On the downside, some more experienced players might find the lack of complex mechanics a bit limiting, especially if they’re used to crunchy systems. Also, customization options for characters can feel a little shallow depending on your play style. Overall, though, Fablecraft is a great pick for groups who love storytelling and roleplay-focused adventures.
What is Tales of Fablecraft?
The Fablecraft team walks you through an overview of Fablecraft -- what it is, how to play, and how easy it is to pick up!
How to Play Tales of Fablecraft
Claire Purcell from Riftweaver Game Studio walks you through the mechanics of Fablecraft and how to use the virtual table top.
Frequently asked questions about Fablecraft
Explore Fablecraft Classes
Guardian
The Guardian class is the embodiment of might. They represent the strong, protecting the weak. They can also represent an authoritative figure within a party, but that depends on how an individual decides to play!
Inventor
Known as the makers of Mythas, Inventors are highly resourceful. When the gears start turning, and a wild new idea is concocted, Inventors cannot be stopped!
Merchant
Merchants could sell rocks to a miner and negotiate a fine price! This is a great class for the player who wants to wheel and deal their way through Mythas.
Naturalist
Naturalists nurture the wilderness around them, and although some may prefer plants and animals over people, they help create harmony between the inhabitants of Mythas and the world's natural elements.
Performer
With the Performer class, you can take on ANY talent to aid you in this endeavor. Maybe you go for a more traditional bard-like role. Or maybe you set out to become the next great stand-up comedian of Mythas!
Rogue
Ah, Rogues… We love them, we need them, we’re not too sure where they’ve disappeared to now. Naturally stealthy, Rogues have a knack for avoiding the consequences of their actions.
Sage
If you want to be the brains of your next adventuring party, the Sage class is for you! Known as the know-it-alls of Mythas, their emphasis is on study and knowledge. They acquire their skills through research and apply what they learn to the world.
