Open saved pages for dossiers, recaps, and shared publications.
This page is for history and background. Downloads, account recovery, and help still keep their own jobs.
Open saved pagesFiles
Use this page for dossiers, recaps, and release details. Go back to downloads when you want the app.
This page is for history and background. Downloads, account recovery, and help still keep their own jobs.
Open saved pagesDownloads is still where you pick an installer, see install notes, and get setup help.
Open downloadsInstall failures, account recovery, and private campaign issues belong in Chummer help.
Open helpWhere to go next
This page is for history and background. Downloads, account recovery, and help still keep their own jobs.
Use this page when you want background and full pages, not an installer.
Downloads is still where you pick an installer, see install notes, and get setup help.
Public pages work without an account. Claim your copy only when you want private return paths and creator- or campaign-owned next steps.
Install failures, account recovery, and private campaign issues belong in Chummer help.
Available today
These pages are ready to use today. They support the install decision; they do not replace downloads.
The installer page, release channel, and download details are live right now.
What this shows: One visible build, one clear channel label, and one clean install path make the release feel dependable instead of improvised.
Note: Detail: the current release has a real installer path, clear platform status, and a Chummer download path.
Inspect the release build
A Mac release session can clone the release repos, build the desktop app, sign and notarize it, publish it to chummer.run, and detail the live public release from one public runbook.
What this shows: One bootstrap turns a Mac release session into a repeatable public release flow instead of a manual maintainer ritual.
Note: Paste `bash <(curl -fsSL https://chummer.run/downloads/release-upload/bootstrap.sh)` into the Mac shell, then let the bootstrap build, sign, notarize, publish, and detail the release with the current supported chummer.run topology.
Open the Mac release runbook
See the calculation behind a result when the sheet changes.
Preview in progress
These pages stay visible so you can compare what is coming next against what is already usable today, without pretending they are live yet.
Walk the job before the team walks into it.
Turn notes into a credible mission brief.
Bring new players in without the two-hour lecture.
Pair the written primer with a short multilingual walkthrough that gets players oriented fast.
Turn approved run notes into a short host-led briefing instead of relying on a cold PDF alone.
See what happened, not just what people remember.