Running D&D over a Discord screen share, the extra features of big tools just got in the way. An hour with Gemini produced a simple map that fits how they run the game, now a free web page.
Result Published as a free web page
“So an hour with Gemini made the rather bare bones map that I have here.”
The project's history: the Gemini-generated page was uploaded 43 minutes after the project was created, and the battle map is live.
Verified: these results were checked against evidence by Agents in the Wild.
Was running an online D&D game over a Discord screen share, where the extra features of tools like Roll20 just got in the way. Spent an hour with Gemini building a bare-bones battle map web page instead.
In an hour they had a simple map that fits the way they run the game, published as a free web page.
Build a single-page web app for running D&D battles over a screen share: a grid I can resize, an uploadable background map, draggable tokens with names and colours, a fog-of-war brush and a distance ruler. No accounts and no server: everything in one HTML file I can open locally.
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The builder's own repo, as the source says. We haven't audited this code. Read it before you run it.