500 Registered Users & Q4 2026 Roadmap πππ
Five hundred. In just one week, 500 of you signed up for RollCamp, and we still can't quite believe it.
It's an incredible milestone, and the credit is all yours.
Thank you, truly, all of you.
Now that the party has grown this big, you deserve to know where we're headed.
Here's the roadmap, in order of priority.
1. Expanded content and Homebrew
This is our top priority. Today RollCamp is built only on the SRD, the part of the rules that can be shared freely, and we know that holds us back a lot: almost every subclass is missing, along with many backgrounds and plenty more.
We'll work hard to find a legal way to bring you the content of the rulebooks: whether that means bringing you the mechanics alone, or giving you the tools to create it yourselves.
2. Players and Game Masters
Let's be honest: Find a group doesn't work the way it should yet. It isn't bringing players and Game Masters together, whether because of what the page is missing or because there are still few Game Masters on the site. We'll figure out where the problem lies, and we'll fix it.
3. Shared campaigns
When RollCamp was born, sharing was at the heart of it all. We want it to be a home for creativity and imagination, where what you create doesn't stay locked away in a drawer.
You'll be able to share your complete campaigns, with their images, scenes, monsters, items and everything else: they'll become plug-and-play campaigns. Anyone will be able to pick one from the list of campaigns shared by other players and run it with their own group.
4. Map creation
We're building a system to create maps right here on RollCamp, along the lines of Inkarnate. Jumping between ten different sites to prepare a campaign isn't ideal: we want RollCamp to be one place for everything, as complete and convenient as possible.
5. The RollCamp MCP
A little treat for the tinkerers.
For those who don't know (probably most of you): an MCP is a connector you add to your AI assistant, like ChatGPT, Claude or the others (if your plan includes it), that teaches it how to use a service. With the RollCamp MCP your assistant will be able to work directly on the site: create a character, a monster, an item.
And above all, create a campaign. While you prepare it together with your AI, the MCP will build it on RollCamp for you: split into scenes, with their images, and with monsters and Trade items already attached. No need to do it by hand!
We'll tell you about each milestone here on the Board as it takes shape. And if there's something you'd like to see on RollCamp, write it in the comments: we're drawing this road together with you.
See you at the Table!
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