Prepare visually

Some ideas need room to spread out.

A section of a map, a few clues, several people involved: a Whiteboard gives you space to view visual material together.

Images and clues in one place

Use a map as a background and gather images and clues on it. Arrange the material freely to suit your preparation.

Whiteboard with a harbor sketch and clues about the sea chart.
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Arrange your ideas in space.
Whiteboard with a harbor sketch and clues about the sea chart.

From the overview to the detail

Content markers can lead to entries in your Realm. Your visual preparation can remain connected to written descriptions rather than becoming a collection of disconnected image copies.

Whiteboard or World Graph?

On a Whiteboard, you arrange images, maps and clues yourself. The World Graph shows the Relationships and World Events recorded on your entries. Use a Whiteboard to build an overview, or the graph to follow existing connections.

Not a virtual tabletop replacement

A map on a Whiteboard does not mean Atlavium provides combat rules, line-of-sight systems or a shared live-play mode. Use it to present and prepare information your group needs.

A home for your Realm

There’s already room for your first story.

Create your first Realm, add two characters and record what connects them. Your Atlavium can grow with your stories. Compendium features will remain free within your granted allowances.