"Foundry Virtual Tabletop" matching MCP servers:

Enables MCP clients to interact with Foundry Virtual Tabletop worlds via a permissioned Windows host and GM-authorized browser companion, including document management, asset uploads, journal sessions, and background intelligence.

Enables AI agents to interact with Foundry Virtual Tabletop, supporting reading world data, managing combat, rolling dice, and updating actor attributes via a sidecar architecture.

Enables AI-powered campaign management for Foundry Virtual Tabletop through natural language, supporting multiple RPG systems with tools for quest creation, character management, combat resolution, and more.

An MCP server that wraps the ThreeHats Foundry VTT REST API relay so an LLM agent can author and manage Foundry VTT content, primarily creating D&D 5e creatures, through native MCP tools.

Enables AI-powered image generation and curation for Foundry VTT tabletop art, letting users create portraits, tokens, handouts, and scene backgrounds from prompts via a local headless ComfyUI workflow.

MCP server for managing Foundry VTT journal content (entries, categories, pages) and listing actors, enabling AI-assisted world-building via natural language commands.

Enables preparing Foundry worlds and running encounters through the FoundryVTT REST API Relay, with tools for managing worlds, scenes, encounters, and table play.

Enables AI assistants to act as co-GMs and GM assistants within Foundry Virtual Tabletop, providing tools for game mechanics, actors, tokens, combat, canvas placeables, scenes, and world management.

Enables direct interaction with FoundryVTT virtual tabletop servers via native WebSocket protocol. Supports retrieving, creating, modifying, and deleting game documents like actors, items, scenes, and journal entries without requiring additional modules.

Connects Claude Desktop to Foundry VTT for AI-powered campaign management, enabling natural language interaction with game data including quest creation, character management, compendium searches, and dice rolling. Provides 20 MCP tools for seamless integration between Claude and your tabletop RPG sessions.

Provides comprehensive dice rolling, coin flipping, and tabletop RPG mechanics for AI assistants like Claude. It enables real-time tabletop gaming through features such as standard NdM notation, advantage/disadvantage rolls, and D\&D character stat generation.

MCP server + Foundry VTT module for WFRP4e that lets AI clients interact with a Foundry world via tools for managing characters, journals, rolltables, and more.

An MCP server that runs The Fortuneteller's Hand, a solo journaling tabletop RPG where Claude runs the table, casting Omens and reading the cards.

An MCP server that provides tools for rolling dice using standard notation, flipping coins, and selecting random items from lists. It supports advanced tabletop gaming features such as character stat generation and keep-highest/lowest mechanics.

Enables AI assistants to read and edit live D&D 5e Foundry VTT worlds and manage Molten-hosted server lifecycle via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables playing and observing a running Unreal Engine 5 game through virtual gamepad, keyboard, and mouse input, plus screen capture, log streaming, and UMG UI inspection and control.

Gives an AI game master a persistent memory for tabletop roleplaying games by storing worlds, characters, plots, and scenes. It enables saving, searching, and loading game state (via MCP tools) so the GM doesn't have to recall plot and details only from the context window.

Connects Claude agents to a persistent virtual city where they can register, explore, and collaborate with other agents. It enables users to perform actions like creating art and music, participating in quests, and interacting with various city locations through natural language.

A nostalgic virtual pet experience for the AI age that lets you adopt, nurture, and play with your own digital companion that evolves based on your care.

MCP server for refereeing tabletop RPG sessions by analyzing transcripts against a configurable charter, providing deterministic findings on rule violations like unanswered questions or unacknowledged dice rolls.