THE WINDOWS VIRTUAL TABLETOP FOR YOUR TABLE AND ONLINE PLAYERS.
Show battle maps, reveal hidden rooms, and run encounters from your own computer. Play around a TV table or invite remote players through a browser link.
DungeonRig in action
Animated map by Dynamic Dungeons.
DungeonRig is a Windows virtual tabletop (VTT) for tabletop roleplaying games. It helps the game master show maps, track fights, play music, reveal hidden rooms, and present story moments on a TV or to online players.
You still run the story. Players still roll dice. DungeonRig handles the screen, the map, the fog, and the dramatic presentation so the table can stay focused on the adventure.
DungeonRig is not a subscription and never will be. You can run a full campaign without paying anything. The Founder Edition is for the game masters who want all current and future maps, including exclusive packs, and no encounter limits — and who would rather own their tools than rent them.
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A perpetual licence with no monthly fees. Your campaigns stay on your computer.
350 maps and growing. All current and future DungeonRig maps and tokens, including exclusive map packs.
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Show the map on a TV or second screen. Bring your friends, dice and miniatures.
Share your lobby link. Friends join in their browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, tablets or phones.*
No player installation. No player account.* Players need a compatible, up-to-date browser and internet access. The host needs DungeonRig on Windows 10/11, a registered account and internet access.
Lay out your campaign as places, scenes, and encounters you can click during play.
Every great adventure has towns, roads, dungeons, choices, and surprises. DungeonRig lets you lay those pieces out visually, then jump to the right place when the party goes there.
Organize your campaign into big areas, smaller places, and the scenes inside them.
Each point can be a town, dungeon, encounter, or story scene.
Drag places around, connect them, and attach maps, notes, music, or scenes.
During play, click the next place and bring up the map, notes, or scene you need.
A plain tour of the tools you use before and during a session.
Show beautiful maps, reveal rooms, and keep combat easy to follow.
Use image maps, animated map videos, or YouTube map backgrounds at the table.
Your battle map feels alive without extra setup.Bring in maps from tools like Dungeondraft or Dungeon Alchemist, including walls and light where available.
Use the prep work you already did.Move, resize, color, and fade the grid until it fits the map.
No more fighting a map that is slightly off.Hide rooms until players reach them. Reveal areas by hand or let character vision do the work.
Exploration feels natural at the table.Draw cones, circles, lines, cubes, and quick notes on top of the map.
Show the fireball before anyone argues about it.Change brightness, color, and atmosphere while you play.
Turn a sunny road into a night ambush in seconds.Use books, notes, dice, and miniatures if you like. DungeonRig adds maps, music, hidden rooms, and character tracking without replacing the heart of the game.
DungeonRig is built around how tabletop RPGs actually feel: players ask questions, roll dice, search books, and make messy choices. The app supports that with clear sheets, visible status, and a party overview for the GM.
Stats, abilities, spells, and notes in one place.
See hit points, armor class, conditions, and turn order at a glance.
Mark poison, stun, concentration, or custom conditions during play.
Roll initiative in the app or enter results from real dice.
Keep creature details ready for fights and roleplay scenes.
Use artwork for characters, monsters, scenes, and the battle map.
DungeonRig runs on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Performance depends on your maps and media — try your intended setup before a session. Only the game master needs the app; players join through a compatible browser.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Memory needs depend on your maps and media. Try your intended setup before a session.
The launcher downloads the game separately. Keep extra space for updates, backups and your media.
Performance depends on your device and map complexity; a tested hardware baseline is still being established.
A TV or second monitor over HDMI or DisplayPort for the player view
Join in a modern web browser without the desktop app. Test your intended browser and device before a session.
Ready to try it? Head to the download page — it has the step-by-step install guide and explains the Windows notice some people see.
Before your first session.
No. Founder Edition is a one-time purchase. There are no monthly fees for local or online play, and no cloud-storage subscription for your map library.
Yes. Try DungeonRig with starter maps and the token library, without an account for local play. Starter encounters allow 2 player characters and 3 monsters; your own map and token imports are unlimited. Registration adds online hosting and non-exclusive map packs. Founder removes the encounter limits.
Founder includes 350 maps and growing, plus all current and future DungeonRig maps and tokens, including exclusive map packs. The map count includes variants. Adventures marked as Founder-included are included; other adventures may be sold separately.
Open the in-app Store and choose your packs. Starter includes starter maps and the token library. Register for all current and future non-exclusive maps, or choose Founder for all current and future maps, including exclusive packs.
At your table, show the player view on a TV or second screen. Online, host a session and share the lobby link. Players join in a compatible modern browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, tablets or phones, with no installation or player account. Online play requires internet access and a registered host.
Yes. Once DungeonRig and your content are downloaded, local table play works offline. Your maps and campaigns stay on your computer. Online sessions, downloads and YouTube playback need internet access.
Yes. Import image maps (JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF), map videos (MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV or M4V), Universal VTT exports (DD2VTT, DF2VTT or UVTT), or YouTube links. Supported VTT exports can bring walls and lights with them. YouTube backgrounds appear as a still image for remote players. Your imported library stays on your computer.
Yes. Export your entire world -- maps, tokens, narration, audio -- into a single .dungeonrig file and import it on another machine.
A single package of maps, scenes, tokens, notes, and audio that plays as one adventure. You can export your own world as one .dungeonrig file to move it to another computer or share it.
DungeonRig is a Windows virtual tabletop (VTT) for game masters running in-person, TV-table, online, or hybrid tabletop RPG sessions. It combines battle maps, fog of war, music, and encounters. Local table play works offline; remote play uses an internet connection.
Download the Windows launcher. It installs DungeonRig and handles updates, keeping your maps and campaigns separate from the game files. Keep backups of important worlds. The download page has the installation guide.
The game master needs Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Download the launcher, then let it install the game. Allow extra disk space for updates and your own media. Performance depends on your maps, media and devices; try your intended setup before a session. For table play, connect a TV or monitor over HDMI or DisplayPort. Remote players join in a modern browser without installing the desktop app.
Images from our paid packs and paid adventures (maps, portraits, and other art) carry a small embedded tag tied to the licence they were bought with, and a paid adventure's text is locked to that licence. If DungeonRig finds a tag from another licence, it won't import that image, and a paid adventure licensed to someone else won't open. Your own maps, your own art, and homebrew images are never affected, and nothing of yours is uploaded: if we enable optional leak receipts, a signed-in app may send us only the opaque tag after such a block, never the image or your files (see section 3.9 of the Privacy Policy). If you licensed the content, reinstall it from the store using that licence. Bought a paid adventure with an earlier licence and now use a different one? Email us and we'll send you a move code that moves it, with your edits and campaign progress, to your current licence. With a paid licence active, opening such an adventure also lets our support team know (only its tag, never its content; see section 3.10). If something was blocked by mistake, email contact@dungeonrig.com and we'll sort it out.