
Put a portrait or a handout on every player's screen.
Fog of war, dice, sound and weather come built in. Drop your map, send your players a code, and the game starts.
The game master and three players at the same table, from the first pawn to the first roll.
Log in, or start as a guest with a nickname, and name your table.
Horde reads the grid drawn on it and lays its own on top.
Your players type it and sit at your table.
Everything on this page comes with your free table.
Torches light the room, and walls stop the light.
Paint the fog away, and the room appears on your players' screens.
Roll in the fog, or let rain blow where the wind points.
Torches light the room, and walls stop the light.
Paint the fog away, and the room appears on your players' screens.
Roll in the fog, or let rain blow where the wind points.
Put a portrait or a handout on every player's screen.
Sketch a corridor or an arrow, and the whole table sees it.
Roll 1d20+3, and the result lands on every screen.
Each player keeps notes no one else reads.
Drop a map, and Horde reads the grid drawn on it.
Import PNG, WEBP or a whole ZIP, and sort it in folders.
FAQ
They choose. They join with your table's code, logged in with their account or as guests with a nickname. A guest can turn into a full account later.
No. Horde runs in the browser, for you and your players, with fog of war, dice, sound and weather already in.
Any. Horde leaves the rules to you, and your players roll the dice your system asks for.
Yes. Drop any image, and Horde reads the grid drawn on it so pawns sit on its squares.
Yes. On a phone, the menus fold into one button and the battlemap keeps the screen.







