Loreform

What is Loreform?

Loreform is a browser tool that uses AI to turn a written description or a reference picture into a 3D model of a tabletop miniature. You type something like a dwarf cleric holding a lantern, pick one of the concept sketches it draws, and it builds a 3D model from the one you chose. It covers heroes, monsters, mounts, vehicles, buildings, props and terrain pieces such as altars, ruins and treasure chests.

Unlike a general AI 3D tool, Loreform is built around gaming figures. At download you pick a height (28, 32, 54 or 75 mm, or a custom size) and can add a round, square or hex base. Files come as STL, GLB or FBX, together with a print-readiness report that checks for a watertight, manifold mesh and thin walls. A Party Forge mode turns one character into up to five matching variants, and a free in-browser STL checker works without an account.

It suits D&D and Pathfinder players who want their own character on the table, game masters who need a one-off monster, and wargamers looking for proxies. Generating needs an account, and the free credits cover about one miniature for personal use.

What you can make

• D&D and Pathfinder character minis
• Monster and creature minis
• Terrain props and scatter pieces
• Mounts and vehicles
• Style-matched party sets

How to use Loreform

1. Sign in and open the Miniature Creator
2. Describe a character, creature or terrain piece, or upload a reference image
3. Pick one of the concept sketches and refine it if needed
4. Generate the 3D model, then choose the print height and base
5. Download the STL, look over the readiness report and slice it for your resin or FDM printer