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The Dungeon PackProject the dungeon. Players lose their minds.
Torchlight guttering on the walls. Fog rolling across the crypt floor. A feywild portal tearing open behind the boss. Project living scenery onto your table or wall — no install, no video editing, free to start.
The Dungeon Pack
Every look below is a built-in SquirrelCast effect, re-flavored for the table. Pick one, project it, and the room does the atmosphere for you — no assets to find, nothing to render.
Dungeon Fog
Low, creeping fog that pools across the crypt floor and swallows the torchlight. Perfect behind the DM screen or across a battle map.
Open in SquirrelCast →Portal to the Feywild
A swirling arcane gate that looks punched straight through the wall. Reveal it for the boss entrance and watch the table lean in.
Open in SquirrelCast →Tavern Hearth
A warm, flickering fire to open the session in the Prancing Pony. Downtime, roleplay, and a soft glow over the character sheets.
Open in SquirrelCast →Torchlight
A single guttering flame casting long shadows. Project it on the wall behind you and the whole room drops into the dungeon.
Open in SquirrelCast →Will-o'-Wisps
Drifting motes of eerie light for a haunted marsh, a fey grove, or the moment the party wanders somewhere they shouldn't.
Open in SquirrelCast →Umbral Deep
Rippling dark water for an underdark lake, a flooded vault, or the lair of something with too many tentacles.
Open in SquirrelCast →That's the starter six. SquirrelCast ships 24 effects in total — layer in Storm of Vengeance (lightning), Feywild Lights (aurora), or drifting Embers to build the scene your campaign needs.
DM quickstart
- Aim a projector at the table or wall. A ceiling or short-throw mount fills a battle map; a wall behind the DM screen sets the whole room's mood.
- Open the Dungeon Pack and pick a look. Choose Dungeon Fog, Torchlight, or a Portal — it comes alive the instant you open it, no files to load.
- Drag the corners, go fullscreen, dim the lights. Line the scene up with your surface, hit fullscreen, and let the dungeon take over.
Scenes save locally in your browser, so next session you reopen the exact same setup and start rolling.
🎲 Playing without a projector? Roll up a character first over at Dungeon Geek — a free D&D character quiz and party tracker from the same crew. Then come back and project the dungeon they're about to die in.