The person
Name who made the promise and their connection to the party.
One promise. A believable test. An unwritten outcome.
Promise
Generator
Build a promise with people, pressure and stakes while keeping every choice with the table.
Six weights. Two holders. An open outcome.Desktop workspace through Desktop Command Centre
A promise with people attached
Person. Promise. Test. Stakes.
Let the commitment matter while the outcome stays open.
The commitment
Describe what they promised to do.
The pressure
Choose what tests the promise.
The people
Prepare two people who expect it to be honoured.
Give the promise a believable test
Keep the person and why it matters at the centre.
The illustration represents fantasy party preparation, not an application screenshot.
Name the person and party, explain why now, then choose weight and tone.
Add the wording, test, a connecting fact, anything to avoid and private context.
From a commitment to table material
Name. Promise. Test. Review.
Build around why it matters now.
Set the foundation
Name the person and party and explain why now.
Choose its weight
Set the weight and tone of the promise.
Develop the pressure
Review its test, stakes, holders and current state.
Leave the outcome open
Keep the decision with the people at the table.
The promise workspace
Promise. Test. Stakes. People.
Prepare one commitment with meaningful people and pressure.
One meaningful promise
Keep the person, party and reason it matters at the centre.
Six weights
Choose a small promise through a realm-binding oath.
What was promised
Choose the commitment that matters in your world.
A believable test
Explore time, temptation, changed circumstances or cost.
Stakes and two holders
Show what hangs on it and who expects it to be honoured.
Current state and duration
Describe where it stands and how long it may matter.
Questions and hooks
Prepare a party question, story hooks and practical tips.
Reviewed saved material
Edit, save, reopen and share the appropriate version.
Quick foundations and deeper context
The commitment first. Its context next.
Prepare the promise at the depth you need.
Quick setup
Use person, party, why now, weight and tone.
Promise and test
Choose the commitment and what challenges it.
Existing connection
Add a fact connecting the person and party.
Private context
Add anything to avoid and private DM context.
Refine a promise worth revisiting
Review. Edit. Save. Reopen.
Keep useful material available for your campaign.
Review the result
Check wording, test, stakes and the two holders.
Edit for your world
Revise the details you want to use.
Save the promise
Keep the result for later use.
Reopen and review
Return to the saved promise before bringing it back to play.
A promise ready for the table
Review the promise. Leave the outcome open.
Review the wording, test, stakes and two people who hold them to it.
Consider current state, duration, the party question, hooks and tips.
Select and review the audience version, private notes and edited material before sharing.
A promise with its outcome unwritten
Meaningful pressure. Free choices.
Keep every character’s next decision with the table.
One promise
Follow one commitment made by a person in the party’s world.
Separate purposes
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Audience review
Review private notes, context and edited material before sharing.
No compulsion
No geas, game mechanic, penalty, combat change or Combat Pro handoff.
Generator access and pricing
Review current access in your account.
Choose access for this selected generator or an eligible pack.
Selected generator
Review current standalone access and pricing.
Eligible packs
Check whether a current pack includes this generator.
Desktop product access
Use your account to review premium product access.
Free account first
Create a free VISINVOKE account; premium access remains separate.
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Let the promise matter.
Bring one commitment, a believable test, stakes and people together.
Meaningful commitments
Keep the person, party and why it matters at the centre.
Tests and people
Prepare what tests it and two people who expect it to be honoured.
Saved promises
Save the promise and reopen it when useful.
Open outcomes
Keep every choice about honouring or breaking it with the table.
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Quick answers
Promises in plain language.
Understand promise weights, tests, stakes, saved material and desktop access.
What does this generator help with?
Create one promise made by a person in the party’s world, with its wording, test, stakes, two people who expect it to be honoured, current state and duration. Include meaning and a question for the party, two story hooks, practical tips and a private Dungeon Master note.
How much weight can a promise carry?
Choose a small promise, heartfelt promise, serious promise, solemn vow, sworn oath or an oath that binds a realm. Set the tone and explain why this promise matters now.
What can someone promise, and what can test it?
Promise to protect someone, come back, keep a secret, repay a debt, find someone, stand by someone, set something right or deliver something important. Test it with time, distance, temptation, another promise, changed circumstances, a painful cost, growing doubt or pressure to break it.
How do I prepare the promise?
Name the person who made it and the party, explain why it matters now, then choose weight and tone. Add the wording and test, a fact connecting the person and party, anything to avoid and private context. Review and edit the result.
Can I save and share it?
Save and reopen the promise. Copy, download or print the complete Dungeon Master version or a separate player-facing brief. Select and review the audience version, private note, context and anything you add before sharing.
Does the promise force a character’s decision?
No. Every choice about keeping or breaking it remains with the people at the table. It applies no geas, game mechanic or penalty, starts or changes no combat and sends nothing to Combat Pro. Open Promise Generator from the Generators collection in Desktop Control Centre; review current account access for this generator or an eligible pack.
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One account. Your promise workspace.
Create a free VISINVOKE account and review current generator access.
Use your account installer page for Desktop Command Centre.
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