- What counts as a "generation"?
- One drafted entity or one edit pass: an NPC, a monster, a location, a targeted rewrite. Writing and editing by hand are never metered; only the work you hand off to me counts.
- What if I run out of generations mid-session?
- Starter and Pro roll into pay-as-you-go at the listed rates, so you never hit a wall at the table. Free simply stops drafting; everything you've saved stays editable.
- Can I export everything if I leave?
- Always. Every entity exports as Markdown, every map as PNG, and there's a "full campaign" ZIP export on the Pro and Starter plans. Share-links keep working until you disable them.
- What happens when I downgrade?
- Your data is never deleted. Pro → Starter archives campaigns down to one; archived campaigns stay read-only until reactivated. Starter → Free locks the extended modules and turns off collaboration; existing collaborators lose access to anything already shared.
- Do players need to pay?
- No. Players view handouts via share-links with no account, or sign in as a Player (a free read-only role on your campaign). Only the DM seat is billed.
- How does this compare to World Anvil / LegendKeeper / Kanka?
- Fine tools, and if shelves are what you want, theirs are sturdier than most. But a wiki keeps your world in place, and worlds are no good standing still. I keep the books and run the errands: draft when you're stuck, whisper the harbormaster's voice back mid-scene, count initiative when steel comes out. A filing cabinet with legs, if you like. Don't worry, I don't kick.