Interactive Camp Map
Choose a location below or click a map marker. Markers are approximate landmarks on the illustrated board.
Camp
Camp Status
Game Ranger Notes
This device is the Ranger screen. Keep secret notes hidden from players.
Quick Actions
Create a Counselor
Camp Roster
Incident Generator
Choose an incident to begin.
40 mundane problems and 20 monstrous incidents, adapted into short prompts for quick play.
Daily Activities
Plot Generator
Monstrous Bestiary
Session Clock
Suggested tabletop rhythm: introduce two camp activities, weave in camper problems, then escalate the monster's presence. The Game Ranger decides pacing and outcomes.
Risky Action • Dice Pool
Choose a counselor and roll.
MONSTER: each die below Skill succeeds. COUNSELOR: each die above Skill succeeds. A die equal to Skill succeeds and grants a Monstrous Counselor benefit. 1 success = complication, 2 = clear success, 3+ = critical success. Failure adjusts Skill as described in the rules.
Decision Oracle
Free Dice
Camp Journal
Save / Transfer Sessions
Sessions autosave in this browser. Export a JSON file to move the camp to another computer or share a snapshot with players. This is a local tabletop companion, not a real-time network multiplayer server.
Safety at the Table
Agree on lines and veils before play. Any player can use an X-card to stop or redirect uncomfortable content.
Tabletop Quick Reference
Creating counselors: choose a Style, Specialty, and Motivation. Add the Style and Specialty Skill modifiers. Choose a camp nickname and favorite camper. Pick one safe and three dangerous locations.
Risky actions: roll 1d6, plus up to three extra d6 for an item, relevant Style/Specialty, and Motivation. For MONSTER actions, roll under Skill; for COUNSELOR actions, roll over Skill. Equal Skill is a success and grants a Monstrous Counselor benefit. On zero successes, MONSTER reduces Skill by 1 (minimum 2); COUNSELOR increases Skill by 1 (maximum 5).
Outcomes: one success brings a complication, two are a clear success, three or more a critical success. Other counselors can help by rolling 1d6 and exchanging a die, sharing consequences.
Game Ranger: build a hidden plot, telegraph danger, introduce daily activities and camper problems, and keep the monster lurking. Players help define the camp together.
Credits: Camp Snallygaster designed and published by Pandion Games; art by Tony Tran; editing by Eric Lazure. Based on Lasers & Feelings by John Harper. CC BY 4.0. Independent free digital tabletop companion by Marcus Draper for Deskatur.com.