Lore Link is Here to Help Organize Your Game
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INDIANAPOLIS & DENVER - Txylo -- After 4 years in development, Lore Link is now publicly available as an online management tool for tabletop role-playing games.

Lore Link is a service for everyone who runs a role-playing game such as Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and more. Lore Link is a system-agnostic tool supporting an unlimited number of gaming systems and worlds that allows users to create campaigns easily, create campaign elements from anywhere in the system, and organize their information, or "lore," into sessions to help keep track of events and activities. Users can create their own Image Library, create interactive maps, and even share information with their players, with many more features on the horizon. Lore Link has an ongoing commitment to make accessibility an integral part of their process. They are using accessibility best practices, following WCAG AA standards, and making sure to provide fields such as alt text to make content accessible as a feature, not an afterthought.

Lore Link is available now at LoreLink.com, with multiple account tiers depending on the type and number of games a player runs. The free "World" tier gives very basic access, and they cap out at the "Multiverse" level, for those who run multiple games, especially those who run live-streams. For those who wish to learn more about Lore Link, they stream weekly on Twitch as LoreLinkRPG, and they have a YouTube channel full of examples, also under LoreLinkRPG.

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In 2019, Mark Della-Croce started developing what is now known as Lore Link out of the realization that, despite the many digital tools produced for TTRPGs to support players and online gameplay, digital tools for Game Masters (GMs) didn't really exist in a way that was accessible to most people running games. They were either too complex or too simplistic, and most failed to meet the standards of accessibility. Mark saw the project through the first phase of alpha testing in November 2020, before signing on with Andromeda Galactic in January 2021 to gain the experience of a team well-versed in online application development with a focus on accessibility.

At Origins Game Fair in 2023, Lore Link started a Kickstarter campaign to bring the program across the finish line. The Kickstarter was successfully funded, and backers have been in early access actively using the tool since November of that year. At Gen Con 2024, Lore Link opened up the free "World" tier to everyone, allowing all game runners to take advantage of what Lore Link has to offer.

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With Lore Link, Mark hopes to "...develop something that gives back to the gaming community which has given me so much." Visit LoreLink.com today to see what Mark and the Lore Link team have built for the gaming community.