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<blockquote data-quote="Cody C. Lewis" data-source="post: 6740541" data-attributes="member: 6802841">2 organizational tools:1. Microsoft OneNote - Oh my goodness! ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY if you run your game or can run your game out of a laptop. Or have one next to you at the game table. It's free. It's perfect for organizing a campaign for any DM. The only reason I personally do not use this any longer is because I play exclusively online and Roll20 has handouts built in that I basically use exactly like I use to use OneNote. Seriously try it out. I recommend a setup of like: New Notebook &quot;Out of the Abyss&quot;. Then make a person tab, place tab, and things tab (anything here like magic items or a scrawled note etc). It can all link back to each other as well. After that make chapter tabs and start filling it all in.2 Note cards - Colored ones specifically. Again I recommend breaking info down by person, place and thing. The colors help you keep them organized.Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cody C. Lewis, post: 6740541, member: 6802841"] 2 organizational tools: 1. Microsoft OneNote - Oh my goodness! ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY if you run your game or can run your game out of a laptop. Or have one next to you at the game table. It's free. It's perfect for organizing a campaign for any DM. The only reason I personally do not use this any longer is because I play exclusively online and Roll20 has handouts built in that I basically use exactly like I use to use OneNote. Seriously try it out. I recommend a setup of like: New Notebook "Out of the Abyss". Then make a person tab, place tab, and things tab (anything here like magic items or a scrawled note etc). It can all link back to each other as well. After that make chapter tabs and start filling it all in. 2 Note cards - Colored ones specifically. Again I recommend breaking info down by person, place and thing. The colors help you keep them organized. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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