Release Notes

Campaign pages now feature a dedicated sidebar, film-grain textures, dramatic typography, and refined quest, NPC, and character layouts for a more immersive browsing experience.

World generation progress is now saved server-side so closing a tab or navigating away no longer loses your campaign — drafts appear on the dashboard and can be resumed from any session.

The feedback form on Discord bot messages was broken and has been restored so players can submit turn feedback directly from chat.

The marketing homepage now introduces Weaver as your AI game master alongside the feature showcase.

The marketing page now features staggered hero entrance animations, scroll-triggered section reveals, an ambient glow on the live session preview, and tactile button micro-interactions.

The AI narrator now appears as Weaver with a custom avatar and DM badge on campaign pages, and dice rolls are properly displayed across all scenes.

The scene selector on campaign pages is now a compact dropdown instead of horizontally scrolling pill buttons, with closed scenes clearly marked.

Theme selection during campaign setup now groups themes into sections with clearer labels instead of a flat grid.

Abilities and armor have been removed from character creation to streamline builds and let traits and items carry more weight.

The entire marketing site has been redesigned with a cinematic dark palette, Space Grotesk display type, and a layout built around real gameplay moments.

Active campaigns now rehydrate their current scene after service restarts, and scene transitions keep a single canonical open scene so play does not get stuck between turns.

Public campaign pages now render italicized dialogue, group exchanges into turns, resolve player names properly, and strip internal roll markers that were leaking into the narrative.

Suggested actions in new scene openings now avoid revealing hidden NPCs, objects, or future outcomes — only what the narrative has already established.

Fresh campaigns now default to a $50 monthly AI budget so GMs get a safer starting limit instead of unlimited spend.

When the story moves to a new location, the next scene opener now carries forward the latest transcript and handoff context instead of resetting players back into the previous briefing.

The first AI scene opener in Discord now includes the same feedback button as regular turns, with prompt text tailored to opener-specific issues.

Traits, items, abilities, and armor are now generated with stronger guardrails — less overpowered nonsense, more setting-specific flavor.

Campaigns carry a consistent GM voice, and Storycaster can answer out-of-character questions without polluting scene turns.

Dice rolls now display at the correct position in narrative text on both Discord and the campaign website.

Landing page exchange cards now use actual player actions, dice rolls, and AI narration from live sessions.

Campaign setup reconnects to an active world-generation job after a browser refresh instead of silently losing it.

Auth failures and roll-stats errors now surface readable messages instead of opaque 401 redirects.

The marketing site now clearly frames Storycaster as invite-only and shows proper error banners for invalid or missing invites.

Prospective players can now find and join the community Discord directly from the homepage.

Removed the separate GM channel requirement — bot invite now happens during campaign setup in one step.

Fixed multiple issues where protected actions would fail silently due to missing credentials or WAF interference.

Corrected an out-of-order migration timestamp that caused new database columns to be silently skipped.