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The artists behind the world.

Selected third-party models are bundled locally. These free packs are published under CC0 1.0 by Kay Lousberg. We retained licenses and pinned source revisions; the runtime versions use baked static poses and normalized scale.

The campaign library adds seventeen miniatures and eleven props. Humanoid miniatures adapt KayKit CC0 bases with original equipment and palette changes; dinosaurs, the runestone guardian and campaign props are original Blender work. Twenty-two other original map props and two architectural backdrops were authored in Blender for Dungeon Atelier. Six classic equipment variants also combine KayKit CC0 meshes with original accessories. The retired prototype miniatures are archived outside the deployed website. Scene artwork, NPC portraits, 36 equipment illustrations and interface icons were generated with GPT image generation. The three campaigns use original names, settings and artwork, inspired by broad academy, dinosaur and ninja themes. They do not include franchise characters or branding. Runtime model thumbnails are compressed WebPs; editable Blender source and original renders are retained in the project. Three.js and OrbitControls use the MIT license (license text).

Version 16 adds six modular heroes and ten distinct creatures using Quaternius Ultimate Monsters, Animated Animals and the Universal Base Characters / Fantasy Outfits meshes, all published under CC0. Runtime assets use static poses, normalized scale and compressed WebP previews. Hero ancestry accessories and proportions were adapted in Blender. Version16.1 gives the six humanoid additions larger heads and eyes, shorter limbs and compact bodies to match the existing chibi miniatures. These are stylized miniatures, without runtime animation. Detailed credits and processing notes record the source mirror and retained provenance. Enemy previews use red bases consistently. User-uploaded assets remain the responsibility of their uploader.

Background audio

All 12 bundled tracks are creator-published under CC0 1.0. Music and environmental recordings are compressed for the website. New tracks use normalized volume and repeating excerpts; loop timing may vary by browser.

The simple world map and empty-location pictures are drawn by the app; they are placeholders you can replace.