The Dreamer’s CrossingScriptorium

Legal information · 30 September 2026

Terms of Use

Rules for using the Scriptorium, creating chronicles and sharing them with the community.

Version: 1 November 2026. Effective when this version is published in the service.

1. Operator and contact

  1. The Dreamer’s Crossing (the “Scriptorium”) is an online service operated by Mikołaj Bednarek, conducting business as Bearpoints Mikołaj Bednarek, Polish tax identification number (NIP) 5212136333, ul. Kościelna 28C, 05-254 Kuligów, Poland (the “Operator”). The Dreamer’s Crossing is a brand, not a separate legal entity.
  2. For questions about the service, complaints, content reports and appeals, contact gm@dreamerscrossing.pl. The Scriptorium currently charges no fee for accounts or features. A voluntary support link leads to a separate service and grants no additional rights.

2. Service and technical requirements

  1. The Scriptorium lets you prepare tabletop role-playing chronicles, adventures, encounters and an encyclopedia; use story Sparks; present selected material to players; maintain an account or a limited guest trial; and, when an account owner deliberately chooses to do so, share a complete chronicle and use community features.
  2. You need an internet-connected device, an up-to-date browser supporting JavaScript and essential cookies, and an email address for account features. Access to your email is needed to confirm your address and recover access.
  3. The service is under development. The Operator may carry out maintenance and fix defects. Where possible, the Operator will announce significant expected interruptions in the Scriptorium. Nothing here excludes rights granted by mandatory law.

3. Starting and ending use

  1. A free account service agreement is formed when you complete registration and accept these Terms. Access to account features may require email confirmation. You may stop using the service, sign out and request account closure by writing from the address associated with your account to the Operator’s contact address. The Operator may verify your authority over the account before acting.
  2. Guest use begins when you accept these Terms and start the trial. A guest may create one private chronicle containing at most three adventures and seven encounters per adventure. A guest may save a private recovery link; providing an email address to receive the link is optional. Anyone possessing the link can access that chronicle. Keep it secure.
  3. Guests cannot publish chronicles. You may move a guest chronicle to your account after registration or sign-in. A guest record expires after 30 days without activity and is then removed from the active database. If the browser loses its cookie and you have not saved the link or the email containing it, recovery may be impossible. Backups are deleted on the separate cycle described in the Privacy Policy.
  4. Closing an account and deleting data do not undo legally effective earlier publications, automatically delete independent copies made by other users, or prevent retention needed to resolve a dispute or meet a legal obligation. See the Privacy Policy for details.

4. User content and rights

  1. You retain the rights to your own works. You give the Operator a non-exclusive, royalty-free permission to store, copy, reformat, back up and display your content to the extent needed to provide the service features you choose.
  2. You may set a chronicle to private, accessible by link, or visible in the public catalog. Sharing publishes a complete snapshot: adventures, encounters, encyclopedia, Game Master notes, secrets and player material. Review every part of the chronicle before publishing. A link can be forwarded. Changes to your working chronicle do not update the snapshot until you publish it again.
  3. By publishing a chronicle, you give signed-in recipients a non-exclusive, royalty-free permission to create an independent copy of the entire published snapshot within the Scriptorium, keep it in their account and develop it privately for play. This permission does not cover selling the work, further public distribution of someone else’s creation outside the service, or sublicensing, unless its author separately allows this. Unpublishing prevents further access to the snapshot but does not delete independent copies already made.
  4. Publish only material for which you have the necessary rights or permission. Do not include another person’s personal data, likeness, private messages or secrets without a proper basis. Material drawn from third-party RPG settings and systems remains subject to its rights holders’ rules; the Scriptorium does not grant a license to it.
  5. A chronicle owner may invite a coauthor using the email address associated with that person's confirmed account. An invitation is valid for seven days; the recipient must sign in, confirm the address and accept it in the service. An accepted coauthor can edit the chronicle. The owner manages invitations, publication and deletion. Coauthors do not edit together live; the service may report a conflict if another version was saved.
  6. A nickname is unique without regard to letter case and, once set, cannot be changed through the service. You may edit your optional first and last name and select your public signature. The public author profile and credits use the chosen signature according to your profile settings; email addresses are not part of public credits.
  7. Export and import cover complete chronicles. Source credits remain attached to copied or imported work. An independent copy of another person's published chronicle cannot be republished through the service, even after private edits. When an imported file's origin cannot be verified, the service asks you to declare that you have the rights needed to import and publish it; unverified authors are identified as such. Your declaration is not proof of authorship.

5. Community rules

  1. Signed-in users may comment on and like an accessible shared chronicle. Comments appear under the user's public signature. Ratings and rankings are not currently available.
  2. Prohibited content includes unlawful material, infringement of others’ rights, threats, harassment, incitement to violence or hatred, disclosure of others’ data without authorization, spam, impersonation and child sexual exploitation. Fictional horror or violence in an RPG story is not prohibited by itself; context, presentation and applicable law matter.
  3. The Operator may remove or hide a particular comment, unpublish a chronicle or restrict an account where necessary and proportionate to a violation. If a moderator unpublishes a chronicle, its author cannot republish it until the review is complete. The Operator will state the basis and reasons for a decision and how to challenge it when required by law.
  4. Potentially unlawful content can be reported without an account using the form attached to a shared chronicle. The form identifies the material automatically. The reporter supplies a reason, a specific description and explanation, their name and email address, and a good-faith statement. Contact details are optional for reports concerning child sexual exploitation. A local token, honeypot field and rate limit protect the form; no external CAPTCHA service is used. You may also write to the contact address. If an email address is provided, the Operator acknowledges receipt and communicates the decision electronically, and handles the report without undue delay.
  5. A reporter whose report was rejected and an author whose comment was hidden or chronicle unpublished may make one appeal against that decision within six months. Use the private case page linked in the email or provided after the report. Give reasons for the appeal. A moderator will uphold or change the decision, state why, and send the result electronically if a recipient address is available. If publishing rights are restored, the chronicle remains private until its author chooses otherwise.

6. Security and liability

  1. Protect your password, session, private links and email account. Do not attempt to bypass security, disrupt the service or use automation that burdens the Scriptorium.
  2. The Operator takes reasonable steps to maintain availability and security. The Scriptorium is not a guaranteed repository for the only copy of your work; you may use its available export features. Nothing limits liability that cannot legally be excluded.

7. Complaints, questions and changes

  1. Send a service complaint to gm@dreamerscrossing.pl, identifying your account address or guest identifier, the problem and the outcome you seek. Do not send your password or private link unless necessary. The Operator may ask for information needed to investigate and will respond electronically without undue delay.
  2. Changes to these Terms will be announced in the app with their effective date. For changes materially affecting you, the Operator will notify you through an available email address or account and obtain renewed acceptance if required. Use before the effective date remains governed by the previous version.
  3. Applicable law governs matters not covered here. These Terms do not limit consumer rights or data protection rights.