Campaign Wiki Generator
A campaign wiki that
writes itself
Stop maintaining your D&D wiki by hand. Kazkar records your Discord session and builds a living wiki of NPCs, locations, factions, and lore — refreshed after every game.
Add Kazkar to DiscordFree to start · Works with any TTRPG played over Discord
Pulled from your table, automatically
What ends up in your wiki
NPCs & Characters
Every named NPC your party meets gets an entry — who they are, where you met them, and what they wanted.
Locations
Towns, dungeons, and landmarks are tracked as your party explores, so your world stays consistent.
Factions & Relationships
Kazkar maps how characters, NPCs, and factions connect — allies, rivals, and the debts owed between them.
Session Chronicles
A readable narrative recap of every session, linked to the wiki entries it references.
Record once, chronicle forever
How it works
Add Kazkar to Discord
Invite the bot to your server and create a campaign. Takes about two minutes.
Record your session
Run /summon in the voice channel and play as normal — Kazkar listens in the background.
Get your wiki
Type /banish and, minutes later, your chronicle and wiki entries are written for you.
The honest case
Why not just build it by hand?
Most campaign wikis die the same way. Someone sets up World Anvil, LegendKeeper, or a Notion database, keeps it current for three sessions, then falls behind and never catches up. The wiki that demands the most discipline is the one least likely to survive a long campaign.
Kazkar removes the discipline problem. Because the wiki is generated from what actually happened at the table, it stays current with zero manual entry.
Prefer to build one yourself? Our guide to building a campaign wiki compares every major tool, and the recordings-to-wiki walkthrough breaks down the automated workflow step by step.