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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maldin" data-source="post: 2860661" data-attributes="member: 27170">Our groups sometimes go months between sessions, so continuity (i.e. memory) is always a problem. I encourage one person from each group to keep a detailed journal of their adventures. One group uses a 3-ring binder, another uses a spiral-bound notebook. Within each journal are kept all the maps we generate during play, a commentary on the events that transpire, notable actions, and all the information (i.e. clues, rumors, factoids) that they gather (including who said what), so at any time players can look back. This works great, especially since I have so many tangled plot threads that span many adventures and many years (both real and game years). The players can look up anything that their PCs have learned in the past.This also resolves the problem of missing maps or loose background materials that get spread out over many binders or folders, tables, bookshelves, under the fridge, in the recycle bin, or the garbage can.Denis, aka "Maldin"=============================Maldin's Greyhawk  <a href="http://melkot.com" target="_blank">http://melkot.com</a>Loads of edition-independent Greyhawk goodness... maps, magic, mysteries, mechanics, and more!</blockquote>