How to play VTM with AI

Play Vampire: The Masquerade with an AI Storyteller.

You can use a general chatbot, build a custom prompt, or start a real V5 chronicle with Vampiro Life. The difference is what the system remembers when the night gets complicated.

50 free credits every month · No credit card required

There is more than one way to play Vampire with AI.

The right choice depends on whether you want to experiment with a scene, manage the rules yourself, or keep a chronicle alive over time.

01

A general chatbot

Good for testing an idea or asking for inspiration. You bring the rules, the character sheet, the continuity, and the discipline to keep the night coherent.

Best for: quick experiments

02

A custom GPT or long prompt

More focused, but still dependent on a conversation that can drift. You may get the tone right while the state of the chronicle quietly slips.

Best for: tinkering with prompts

03

A generic AI RPG tool

A faster way to start playing, but often built for broad fantasy or free-form storytelling rather than V5's Hunger, Humanity, and personal horror.

Best for: trying different genres

04

Vampiro Life

A purpose-built AI Storyteller for Vampire: The Masquerade V5. It tracks the mechanics, characters, relationships, and consequences so the city can keep moving around you.

Best for: a persistent V5 chronicle

How Vampiro Life turns a prompt into a chronicle

You still decide what your vampire does. Vampiro Life handles the continuity and rules work that makes each decision matter later.

  1. 01

    Create your vampire

    Start with a character sheet, a city, and the kind of personal horror you want to explore.

  2. 02

    Write what you do

    Describe your action in plain language. You do not need commands, syntax, or a prepared adventure.

  3. 03

    Let V5 resolve the risk

    The Storyteller builds the dice pool, separates Hunger, and resolves successes, Messy Criticals, Bestial Failures, and consequences.

  4. 04

    Return to a world that remembers

    NPCs, relationships, plot threads, and the choices you made remain part of the chronicle after the session ends.

Start with one night. Keep the chronicle.

Begin free with 50 credits every month. If the story earns more of your time, continue it with a paid plan and deeper chronicle memory.