Wordhoard: TTRPG Lexicon

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About this app

Your players just opened the door. Is the air *musty*? Or is it *sepulchral*?

Wordhoard is a vocabulary reference built for tabletop roleplayers — game masters, players, and writers who want the right word mid-scene without breaking the flow. No definitions to wade through: words are organized the way you actually reach for them at the table.

**BROWSE BY WHAT'S HAPPENING**
Four tabs mirror the moments of play — World, Combat, Monsters, and People. Drill from a category to a handful of vivid, usable words in two taps. Describing a castle, a wound, a howl in the dark, or the look on the baron's face — the words are already sorted for that moment.

**PICK YOUR SETTING**
Choose Fantasy, Horror, Sci-Fi, or Cyberpunk and the whole app reshapes itself — categories, vocabulary, even the color scheme. Over 1,600 hand-picked words across the four settings.

**TOOLS FOR THE TABLE**
• Inspire Me — deal a spread of words into an instant scene prompt when your mind blanks
• NPC Emotions — a feelings wheel that takes you from "angry" to the precise shade of it
• Places & Parts — the names of things you always forget: parts of ships, castles, churches, stations
• Word of the Day — grow your hoard one word at a time, with a daily notification
• Pronunciation — tap the speaker to hear any word aloud before you say it in front of the table

**BUILD YOUR HOARD**
Save the words you love. Group them into collections for a campaign. Write your own word packs — your world's slang, spell names, or house vocabulary — and share them with your whole table with a single link. Then test yourself with the Word Quiz and make them yours.

**FREE TO EXPLORE**
The opening categories of the Fantasy setting are free, forever. One small upgrade — Wordhoard Pro — unlocks the entire library: every category, all four settings, collections, and custom word packs. No subscription. No ads. No account. Nothing leaves your device.

The word "wordhoard" is a thousand years old — Old English poets called it the treasury of words a storyteller keeps. Yours is waiting.