
TaleSpire - Guest Edition lets you join, build, and play any TaleSpire campaign where the party has seats available. Has an ally of yours bought you a seat at the table? This is how you join them.
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Guest Edition lets you join, build, and play any TaleSpire campaign where the party has an extra "seat" at the table.
Typically, to play TaleSpire, you need to own the full game. Seats are an alternative to that. Any TaleSpire owner can choose to purchase seats for guests (like yourself) to use. The seats are what allow folks using Guest Edition to join the campaign without needing the full version of TaleSpire.
Here's how it works:
You download "Talespire - Guest Edition."
The GM invites you to a campaign.
So long as one party member has a "Seat" available, you will immediately be brought into the adventure!
Once invited into a campaign that contains an empty Seat, Guest Edition lets you do almost everything a full copy can; you can build, you can GM, and you can explore the wealth of community content. The only big limitation is not being able to start a new campaign yourself.
TaleSpire is a beautiful way to play pen and paper RPGs online. Bring your stories to life and embark upon campaigns together with your friends, regardless of where you are in the world.
With Talespire, the beauty and physicality of tabletop gaming meet the endless possibilities of a digital world. Here you can collaboratively build your worlds without compromising the handcrafted aesthetic of using traditional miniatures.
As a player, you can take on the mantle of multiple heroes and creatures, manage your stats, and express yourself using the growing emote system. Perform dice rolls directly on the board and interact with your environment — at least, as far as your GM will let you!
As a GM, you can dazzle and thrill your friends by building expansive maps, setting up shots, and controlling immersive soundscapes to bring all your delightful and devious designs to life.
TaleSpire is not tied to a specific game or ruleset. Whether you’re running a one-shot or a sprawling campaign, if it's on a square grid then we have your back. We are now in Early Access, so now is your chance to raise up your sword, rally your friends, and take your next adventure online with us.

Setting the stage for your story takes no time at all with Talespire, but even if you forget to prep, it can all be added in while you play. Want to destroy a wall to reveal a secret passage? Do it! Want to rain down piles of gold from the heavens? You have the power. At any moment during your adventure, you (or multiple GMs) can jump into building mode and change the world without interrupting anything else. Our persistent online boards can be created at a moment’s notice, and everything is synchronized in real-time as you dice-roll your way to glory.

It’s dangerous to go alone, but luckily we have a bunch of tools that can help, and all are as pleasing as they are useful. Beautiful dice, rulers and area markers, a range of emotes, and special modes for turn-based combat and cinematic sequences are at your disposal.
Pick from a plethora of pieces to create your scenes! The current roster stands at 280 miniatures, 2100 tiles and props, and 60 unique audio tracks. Our library is ever-expanding; we produce fresh asset packs every month.
TaleSpire boards are designed to be easily shared, whether with friends or with the wider community on sites like TalesBazaar or TalesTavern. You can copy sections of your boards (slabs) and paste them as text outside of TaleSpire. Simply paste the text back into TaleSpire to summon the slab to your hand.
Being in Early Access we still have plenty of adventures ahead of us. We have an active Discord community, which you can find in the social section, and alongside your feedback we’re looking forward to developing the game’s features. So come, journey with us a while.

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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This is great for a GM or anyone that wants to be able to drag their friends into their campaigns. The price of each individual seat is fair for the features that you get along with it. You pay for the seats once, and they are available to you forever, bringing in a new player not only per session but into entirely new campaigns. If someone pays for the extra seat then all of the players and the GM that have extra seats add more seats together. Realistically if players buy one seat then a party of three is easily doubled. Without a huge burden on a single person unless they choose to, this is a great way to support the developers and bring as many people as possible with them. I am really glad that this is an option for people that don't want to pay the full price and allow for some flexibility with everyone. Additional information edit: on the official site for TaleSpire, these seats give the person access to the full game with only one feature withheld, they can not create their own campaign. Other than that, they have full access even with the owner of the seat offline. Complaining about the price is honestly just shallow at this point, have your buddies chip in for the price and overall it is less than the full game.
$15 just so that I can let a player look at the map on their own screen is ridiculous. I'd pay maybe $2 max per person be so for real bouncyrock
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I bought TaleSpire as soon as it became available, and while I haven't spent hundreds of hours with it yet—mostly because I've been waiting for features like Fog of War and some additional quality-of-life improvements—I've enjoyed what I've seen so far. One thing I think a lot of people misunderstand is how the Guest Seats work. Yes, they're around $15 each while the game itself costs about $25, and I understand why that sounds expensive at first glance. Many players see the price and assume they're being asked to buy access to a GM tool, but that's not really how the system works.
Amazing platform. No one is doing what Bouncy Rock is doing in the VTT space. While X company releases yet another top down 2d grid, Talespire is blazing a new trail with 3d model modding, online community(Talestavern.com, etc...), 3rd party integration like their heroforge deal and other innovations. Don't trust the nay sayers, no program is without it's faults but this one is the best for VTT.
Really pricy.
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