Share your D&D campaign online for free

A Showcase page brings your campaign introduction and published recaps together. Someone arriving for the first time can get a sense of the adventure, then open a session to see what happened at the table.

Here is my Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign. It is the same Friday game I write about in these guides, with its public recaps available for you to explore.

You can send a campaign link to a friend, put it alongside a game listing or share it with someone considering joining the table. They can read the story before deciding whether they want to hear another twenty minutes about the suspicious door.

Your table’s normal recap sharing and public Showcase publishing are separate choices. Creating a recap does not, by itself, put your campaign in the public directory. As the GM, you choose whether to publish the campaign.

You can also share an individual recap through a private, unlisted link without publishing your campaign in Showcase. Send it to your players or a friend who wants to catch up on that session. Anyone with the link can read and forward the player-safe recap; your GM notes stay private.

Showcase uses the player-safe story of what happened at the table. Your GM-only notes and private feedback stay out of the public page. Our player-safe recaps guide explains how that separation works.

You are responsible for what you publish. Review your campaign introduction and recaps before making them public, and check that everyone at your table is comfortable with what you share. Once it is out there, it can be hard to take back: others may save or share copies, even if you later make the campaign private.

Once your campaign has a completed player-safe recap, open its Campaign Showcase settings. Introduce the adventure, add a short GM bio and include social links where readers can follow you and your campaign. If you are looking for players, mark the campaign as recruiting and add your game listing links. Then review the recaps that will become public.

Choose how future recaps should be published: automatically, after a day or manually. Confirm that you want to make the campaign public. The publishing screen shows its status while the public page is prepared.

When it is ready, open the public campaign and copy its link. You can change the publishing settings later or make the campaign private again. Turning public sharing off removes it from Showcase; copies someone has already saved or a search engine has indexed may remain.

Browse Campaign Showcase by game system, or look for campaigns marked as looking for players. Read a few recaps to see how a group approaches its adventures. A campaign description tells you the premise; the sessions show what the players actually do.

For help reading the exploration, social interaction and combat charts, see our guide to the three pillars of D&D.

Different campaigns expose different details depending on their published sessions. You can follow the available recaps without needing every campaign to have the same charts or story sections.

Publishing your campaign in Showcase is free. No card required. Reading public campaigns is free too, and visitors do not need to sign in.

If your campaign history is still in session notes, you can use Recap Raven as a free campaign tracker. Import the notes to create recaps, then choose whether to share those recaps publicly.