Play-by-post tabletop RPGs

Tabletop that fits between lives.

Post a scene at lunch. Roll for initiative on the bus. The story keeps itself between sessions — no calendar required.

No scheduling. No pressure. No credit card.

Async-first, always

Made for tables that can't sit down together.

Timezones apart. Parenting. Shift work. A schedule that never quite lines up. Delvr treats time apart as the medium, not the problem — the story keeps moving, one post at a time.

  • Draft, then finalize

    Write at your own pace. Posts stay visible to the whole table; the Storyteller finalizes them into the permanent scene log — no forced live posting.

  • Turn-by-turn, over days

    Even combat unfolds async — structured turn mode advances one action at a time. No session required.

  • Never lose your place

    Unread badges on every scene and channel. Drop in a week later and land exactly where the story left you.

Built for the long game

Everything a play-by-post table needs

None of the pressure of a live session. All the tools to keep the story alive.

Threaded scenes

IC, OOC, and private side-scenes — each in its own space. Nothing gets buried in a single endless feed.

Living lore

Attach files, notes, and NPCs to the scenes they belong to. Search across every session, every chapter.

Dice, in prose

Inline rolls that read like narration. 2d6+3, advantage, keep-highest — the engine handles it.

Prompts & rolls

The Storyteller can ask questions or request rolls from specific players — and see at a glance who still owes a reply.

Storyteller NPCs

Post as any NPC in your campaign. Tavern keeper, ancient deity, shadowy informant — keep the fourth wall intact.

Magic-link invites

Share an email invite or a join code. Players are at the table before they finish their coffee — no account setup friction.

How it works

Three steps to the table

  1. 1

    Open a campaign

    Name it, sketch the setting. Channels, lore folders, and player roster are ready to go.

  2. 2

    Invite your table

    Share a link or email. Players join at their pace — no scheduling required.

  3. 3

    Post the first scene

    Set the tone. The story picks itself up from there — one post at a time.

Prose, not spreadsheets

Rolls that belong in the sentence.

Type a formula anywhere in your post — 2d6+3, d20, 4d6kh3 — and Delvr rolls it inline. Results read like narration, not a combat log.

Standard polyhedral dice, keep-highest for advantage, custom labels. No side panels, no spreadsheet.

Scene · The Hollow Road
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Mira · just now

The lantern gutters. Mira presses herself against the stone and listens — three heartbeats, four. Then she steps out, hand on the hilt. "Let's see how this goes," she mutters, and rolls.

2d6+3 → 11 Stealth
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Storyteller

The shadows hold. Mira moves like smoke — the guards don't even glance her way.

"Threaded. Kept. Yours to return to."

Every campaign, every side-scene, every roll — searchable, timestamped, always where you left it. The story doesn't evaporate when life gets busy.

Your next campaign is waiting.

Free while we're in beta. Bring your table over in an evening.

No credit card. No scheduling. Just your story.