One prompt. A complete session outline: scene beats, NPC appearances, encounters, loot, and a cliffhanger for next time. Free to try, no signup required.
Running a D&D session without a plan is a recipe for awkward silences and railroaded encounters. CritKit's AI session planner generates complete, ready-to-run session outlines from a single premise — no more staring at a blank note card hoping your players don't notice you're making it up as you go.
Just describe the situation your party is walking into — the location, the problem, the party level, and optionally the tone you want — and CritKit generates a full session: scene beats with specific descriptions, the NPCs who appear and what they want, encounters that tie into the narrative, level-appropriate loot, and a cliffhanger that gives your players something to look forward to next session.
Unlike session planning books or published adventures, CritKit generates sessions that fit your campaign. It uses your party level, the game system you're playing (D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Call of Cthulhu, and others), and the specific premise you describe to create sessions where the encounters are balanced, the NPCs have motivation, and the scene flow makes sense for how your players actually approach problems.
Each session outline includes scene beats (ordered and labelled by type: combat, roleplay, exploration, puzzle, social), the key NPCs who appear in each scene with their motivation, encounters that have meaningful stakes beyond "there are monsters here," loot appropriate to the party level and genre, and a narrative hook that sets up the next session rather than ending on a flat "and then they won."
Free accounts get 5 generations per month with no credit card required. Upgrade for unlimited session generation, the ability to save sessions to your library, and PDF exports you can take to the table.
Ordered scene breakdowns with specific descriptions, GM tips, and scene type labels (combat, roleplay, exploration, puzzle, social).
Named NPCs with appearance, role, and motivation — each one appears in a specific scene with a reason to be there.
Combat encounters built for your party level, with difficulty ratings and suggestions for scaling up or down.
Treasure, gold, and items that match your party level and feel thematic to the session's narrative.
A cliffhanger or revelation that ties back to the current session and gives players something to anticipate.
Works with D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Call of Cthulhu, Daggerheart, Draw Steel, and system-agnostic campaigns.
Write a sentence or two about what your party is doing — the location, the problem, and why it matters. Add party level and preferred tone.
CritKit generates scene beats, NPC appearances, encounters, loot, and a cliffhanger hook — in under 15 seconds.
Save to your library, export to PDF, or pull up on your second monitor mid-session. Each outline is a full session, ready to run.
Build individual combat encounters with full stat blocks, tactical AI behavior, environmental hazards, and loot. Great for session prep.
Generate detailed NPC profiles with backstory, personality, dialogue hooks, and stat blocks. Populates your session with memorable characters.
Standalone treasure tables — magic items, gold, gems, and mundane loot scaled by CR. Add rewards to any session scene.
World-building lore — factions, history, locations, artifacts — that adds depth and context to your session outlines.
Generate a full campaign arc: main villain, setting overview, session structure, NPCs, and plot hooks.
Run sessions that build on each other. Campaign Keeper remembers DM notes so every generated session reflects your campaign.