Campaign Memory
Track important people, places, choices, consequences, and unresolved threads across sessions.
Old Ash
The AI built for live campaigns.
Old Ash is the campaign-table companion for Tavern & Board: a family of AI tools designed to help storytellers run living worlds, remember what happened, and keep the table moving while the story changes around the players.
Desktop companion
For the table, not just the website.
The desktop version of Old Ash is being shaped for live campaigns where the game master needs fast help without breaking immersion. He is meant to sit beside the campaign, hold onto context, and surface the right detail when the story gets complicated.
Live Table Support
Help a game master recall lore, summarize recent events, and keep pacing steady during play.
World Consistency
Keep answers grounded in the campaign's established canon instead of generic fantasy filler.
Session Aftercare
Turn session notes into cleaner summaries, next-step hooks, NPC updates, and campaign records.
Discord Session Capture
Let groups record notes, campaign links, session recaps, NPCs, quests, lore, treasury changes, and warnings through Discord commands.
Three doorways, three jobs
The website guide, desktop bot, and Discord bot do different work.
A public-facing guide
The version built into this website will help visitors explore lore, understand Tavern & Board projects, find pages, and get a taste of Old Ash's personality.
- Guides visitors through public lore
- Answers site and world questions
- Helps people choose where to enter first
- Stays separate from private campaign files
A live campaign assistant
The desktop bot is for private campaign work: deeper memory, live-session context, and tools that support the person running the game.
- Remembers session history and campaign state
- Supports game masters during play
- Maintains private campaign context
- Helps prepare recaps, hooks, and continuity notes
A session capture bot
The Discord bot is for campaign groups that already gather in Discord. It records structured campaign memory so notes, recaps, lore, NPCs, quests, and treasury details do not get lost in chat.
- Uses slash commands for campaigns, characters, sessions, lore, NPCs, quests, and warnings
- Writes to shared campaign memory when the database is available
- Falls back to local records if the database is unavailable
- Feeds the same memory layer the desktop Old Ash can read
Built for living stories
Old Ash exists because campaigns remember.
Tavern & Board stories are designed to carry consequences forward. Old Ash gives that memory a voice, helping each campaign feel less like a reset and more like a world that noticed what the players did.
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