familiar-vtt 2.5.22 → 2.7.0
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### Your AI co-pilot for Foundry VTT
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Run combat, set the mood, and voice your NPCs, all by talking to your AI.
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[Installation](#installation) | [Connect Your AI](#connect-your-ai) | [Pricing](#pricing) | [FAQ](#faq) | [Roadmap](#roadmap)
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## The story behind Familiar
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My wife and I play D&D together, just the two of us, 1-on-1 campaigns. It's our thing. But solo DMing is a lot. You're the storyteller, every NPC, the rules engine, the sound guy, and the atmosphere all at once. I'd be mid-monologue as a mysterious stranger and then have to break character to roll initiative, look up a spell range, adjust the lighting, and find that one tavern ambience track I swore I bookmarked. By the time I got back to the scene, the moment was gone.
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I wanted something that could handle the mechanical side of the table so I could stay in the story. Not a replacement DM, a co-pilot. Something I could say "roll initiative for the goblins, dim the torches, and start combat music" to, and it would just... do it. While I kept talking.
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So I started building. First it was a handful of tools to move tokens and roll dice. Then I added combat tracking. Then scene management. Then I thought "what if it could also generate NPC portraits on the fly?" and "what if it could voice the tavern keeper?" and that's basically how you end up with 185 tools across 24 domains and 26 AI providers.
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Familiar exposes **188 tools across 24 domains** through the Model Context Protocol. Tools load as your AI needs them. No upfront configuration.
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### Highlights
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29 tools cover encounters end to end: initiative, attacks, spells, damage, conditions, death saves, and XP. NPCs make their own tactical decisions using battlefield snapshots, scored movement, and cover analysis.
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Click "Run NPC" and walk away. Familiar plays every enemy turn in the encounter for you, with safety caps and optional turn-by-turn confirmation.
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Speak instead of type. Familiar transcribes your session in real time across three providers, color-codes per speaker, and saves the transcript to a Foundry journal.
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Semantic search across every journal, character, scene, and item. A persistent memory bank stores campaign facts that carry over between sessions, plus a continuously-rewritten plot summary the GM can read later.
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**$3/month** with a **free 1-month trial** so you can try everything before you commit. All features are available during the trial, no restrictions.
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Familiar itself costs $3/month. AI provider costs are separate and depend on your usage and chosen provider. A typical D&D session runs roughly **$0.50–$3** in API costs depending on the model, or **$0** if you use a subscription (Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Gemini) through MCP or local models through Ollama.
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Familiar works differently. You bring your own AI, whether that's an API key you already have or a subscription to Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, or Gemini. Familiar never proxies, meters, or marks up your usage. Your API keys go straight from your browser to the provider. With MCP, your existing subscription handles it. There's no middleman, no per-turn limits, and no credits that run out.
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