An AI-powered, 5e-compatible RPG
Explore a rich world, grow attached to the people you meet, and give your story time to unfold. We're building Far Skies for long campaigns that hold together, solo or with friends.
Far Skies · In development
You've already explained your past. A stranger knows your secrets. A moment you wanted to sit with becomes another rush to the climax. Before long, you're managing the adventure instead of enjoying it.
If you've spent any time with AI RPGs, you know that feeling. If you haven't, we're building Far Skies so you won't have to.
01 / The storytelling
There's room for a quiet evening, an unresolved argument, a clue you don't understand yet. A dedicated storytelling engine looks after pacing, backstories, and open threads, working toward payoffs that feel earned across sessions.
Built for the long campaign.
02 / The world remembers
Who you trusted. What you promised. How things ended last time. We're building a world that carries important facts and consequences between sessions, giving your campaign a history you can return to.
Your history should have a place in the world.
03 / The people you meet
A companion has convictions, habits, private worries, and reasons to act without your prompting. We're building characters with their own memories and limited knowledge—people you can grow close to, misunderstand, or fall out with.
They can hear a rumor. They can also believe the wrong one.
04 / Your kind of adventure
Start a solo adventure or bring a party of friends. Play together live, or keep things moving across the week. Far Skies is being built for the time you have and the people you want to spend it with.
Solo · Live multiplayer · Asynchronous play
05 / The game underneath
A reaction held in reserve. A spell cast at a higher level. Cover that changes your odds. A dedicated 5e-compatible game engine resolves the mechanics, giving you a consistent basis for planning, taking risks, and getting creative.
Rules, rolls, and consequences tracked by the engine.
Game rules, world continuity, and storytelling need different kinds of attention. We're building dedicated systems for each, giving the language model a grounded situation to narrate.
Resolves actions against 5e-compatible rules and updates the game state: combat, inventory, resources, and positioning.
Tracks people, places, relationships, and consequences, including what individual characters remember, believe, and have learned.
Guides pacing, spotlight, backstories, and open threads, keeping longer-term narrative purpose in view across sessions.
The final layer
Uses the current game, world, and story context to describe what happens and voice the characters you meet.
Narration & dialogue
A conceptual view of the systems we're building.
Beyond the horizon
Homebrew that the engine can run. We're building tools to translate your spells, creatures, and classes into playable content.
Solo, live, or across the week. Couch co-op is on the roadmap: one screen, everyone in the room.
Designed for long campaigns, with a world that preserves what matters and carries consequences forward.
Before you set out
A little clarity before a little adventure.
No. And no platform ever will be. The person who knows your friends, reads the room, and makes something wonderful with you isn't something we're trying to replace. Far Skies is a different way to adventure, not a verdict on your table.
No. We're designing guidance to introduce the rules as you encounter them, with the option to switch it off when you don't need it. Curiosity is a good place to start.
No. We're building systems to preserve important facts, relationships, consequences, and character knowledge across sessions. That's a continuity goal, not a promise of perfect recall.
That's the plan: spells, feats, creatures, and classes that the engine can execute. A homebrew agent and combat simulator are part of that direction.
Errors will happen. We're designing ways to report and correct them so you can get back to playing. How those corrections work is part of what we're developing.
Far Skies is in development. Join the waitlist to hear when early access is ready. Couch co-op is on the roadmap, rather than a launch promise.
From the workshop
Taking shape, one day at a time
116 changes in the last 30 days.
Far Skies · In development
If you've been waiting for an AI RPG you can settle into, we'd like you along for the build. Join the waitlist to hear when early access is ready.
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