Built to Your Objectives
Set the subject, the region, the difficulty, and what you want the exercise to teach. The generator writes to that brief rather than handing back a generic incident.
Unlimited Exercises, Built to Order
Every license is a dedicated hosted instance, deployed and kept up to date for you. Nothing to install on any seat.
Writing a good exercise is the expensive part of running one. A single realistic crisis — the reporting, the source material, the red herrings, the timing — is days of an instructor's work, and once a cohort has seen it, it is spent.
The Scenario Generator removes that cost. Give it a subject and a set of learning objectives and it produces the whole package: the incident, the intelligence that arrives about it, the sources behind that intelligence, and the analytic problems the players have to solve. Every run is new, so the same course can be taught to the same room twice without the second run being an exam on the first.
It ships as one half of every wargame we sell, tuned to that game's subject matter — geopolitical and national-security reporting for Woodhull, technical forensics and all-source fusion for Dupin Rue, and incidents drawn against your own response plan for Concord Lantern.
Set the subject, the region, the difficulty, and what you want the exercise to teach. The generator writes to that brief rather than handing back a generic incident.
Not just a premise — the reporting that arrives about it, across collection disciplines, with the provenance and reliability cues players need in order to weigh it.
Read the generated scenario end to end, regenerate the parts that miss, and only then commit it to a session.
Re-run a course, a cohort, or an assessment without reusing an exercise. Nothing here is a fixed scenario bank that gets passed down between years of students.
Each wargame ships with the generator half tuned to its subject, and updates to either half reach your instance automatically.
An AI subscription (Anthropic or OpenAI) is required to generate scenarios.
Choose the subject, difficulty, and learning objectives for the exercise you want.
The generator writes the incident, the reporting, and the analytic problems behind it.
Read it through, regenerate anything that misses the brief, and approve it.
The scenario drops straight into a session on your instance — no export, no import.
Teach the same syllabus to successive cohorts without reusing an exercise or writing a new one each term.
Run comparable-but-distinct exercises, so a result measures the analyst rather than their familiarity with the scenario.
Draft against a specific threat, region, or incident type when an exercise has to speak to a live concern.