The deed
Describe what the party actually did.
One deed. Several viewpoints.
Someone Saw That
Generator
Develop distinct accounts of one party deed, following what witnesses saw, what they believe and how their story spreads.
A witness saw it. Which story leaves the scene?Desktop workspace through Desktop Command Centre
One deed with several accounts
What happened. What they saw.
Give witnesses distinct viewpoints and leave the party choices.
The witnesses
Create one to three people with different viewpoints.
The account
Separate observation, clarity and belief.
The spread
Follow the story and possible responses.
Set the deed and its viewpoints
One event. Different lines of sight.
The illustration represents witness viewpoints, not an application screenshot.
Describe the party’s deed, kind, context, location and public reach.
Add first witness, clarity, things to avoid and private context for review.
From the deed to the story that leaves the scene
Describe. Witness. Spread. Respond.
Build the accounts before following their retellings.
Describe the deed
Set kind, context, location and reach.
Place the witnesses
Review position, visibility and mistaken details.
Follow the story
Consider three stages and the repeated version.
Offer choices
Review possible consequences and three responses.
Your witness and retelling workspace
Deed. Viewpoint. Belief. Retelling.
Separate what each person actually saw from the account they take away.
One party deed
Begin with the event your party brought about.
Eight kinds of deed
Choose strange, heroic, magical, kind and more.
One to three witnesses
Give each person a distinct position and viewpoint.
Observation and belief
Separate what was seen from what was understood.
Three stages of spread
Follow how the repeated story changes and travels.
Three response routes
Consider ways to handle the spreading account.
Editable saved versions
Edit, lock sections and reopen sighting records.
Reviewed table views
Copy, download or print DM or player-safe material.
Quick foundations and deeper sighting context
The deed first. Its viewpoints next.
Add the details that shape what each person could actually see.
Quick foundation
Set deed, kind, context and public reach.
Clarity
Choose how clearly the event was seen.
First witness
Name who saw it first and the location.
Private context
Add things to avoid and details for DM review.
Refine a useful sighting record
Edit. Lock. Save. Reopen.
Keep useful viewpoints while developing the repeated story.
Editable sections
Review and refine individual details.
Selected changes
Lock useful sections and change others.
Saved versions
Save and revisit versions of the sighting.
Reopened records
Review viewpoints, spread, consequences and responses.
A sighting ready for the table
What was seen. What is repeated.
Review each witness’s viewpoint, clarity, belief and next action.
Follow three stages of spread, the repeated version and possible consequences.
Review private truth and witness details in the selected sharing view.
Word of mouth with choices still open
Fallible accounts. Open responses.
Use witnesses and retellings as material for play.
Incomplete evidence
A witness may miss or misunderstand details.
One original deed
Keep the accounts tied to the event.
No forced punishment
Leave the party’s response and lasting reputation open.
Separate combat
Do not start, alter or hand off combat.
Generator access and pricing
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Selected generator
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Eligible packs
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Desktop product access
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Free account first
Create a free VISINVOKE account; premium access remains separate.
VISINVOKE means value
Give one deed several believable accounts.
Bring distinct viewpoints, fallible observations and retellings together.
One original deed
Keep the accounts tied to the party’s event.
Distinct witnesses
Develop one to three positions and viewpoints.
Saved versions
Reopen sightings and revisit saved versions.
Open responses
Consider ways to handle the story without forcing punishment.
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Quick answers
Witnesses and retellings in plain language.
Understand viewpoints, spread and reviewed table views.
What does Someone Saw That Generator create?
Develop a party deed into one to three distinct witness accounts, three stages of spread and three ways to respond, separating what was seen from what people believe. Review each witness’s clarity, mistaken details, belief and next action, the repeated version, possible consequences and private truth.
Which deeds and reach can I prepare?
The eight deed kinds are strange, illegal, embarrassing, heroic, magical, secret, violent and kind. Choose among eight play contexts and six levels of public reach, from a private sighting to a story everyone knows.
How are witnesses developed?
Prepare one to three distinct witnesses. Describe where each stood, what they actually saw, how clearly they saw it, what they believe happened and what they do next. Observation can be incomplete or mistaken; an account is not automatically perfect evidence.
How do Quick and Deep preparation work?
Quick sets what the party did, the kind of deed, context and how far the story may travel. Deep adds how clearly it was seen, who saw it first, location, things to avoid and private context.
Can I revise and keep a sighting?
Edit, lock and change individual sections, save versions and reopen sighting records. Review witnesses, viewpoints, clarity, belief, spread stages, repeated version, possible consequences and responses for your table.
How are stories and sharing views used?
Follow three stages of spread and three ways to respond. Players choose whether to clarify, redirect, ignore or leave the story alone. Copy, download or print the full DM or player-safe view, reviewing witness details and private truth before sharing. The generator does not change lasting reputation, start or alter combat or hand off to Combat Pro. Open it in Desktop Command Centre and review current account access.
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One account. Your witness and retelling workspace.
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