Campaign Specific Website

[BWP]

I voted "don't need one" but what I really wanted was an option for "don't want one".

 

[jerichothebard]

Interestingly, while I make web sites for a living (see sig, for example), I use a free Yahoo group for my campaign. Don't really need more than that, I guess, and don't feel like making my gaming a total busman's holiday...

jtb

 

[Angel Tarragon]

No, nope and no. I've got the material I need for my camapigns. If it isn't in a sourcebook, then I'll make it up myself.

 

[Hussar]

Voted no as well. While all my gaming is done online, I use one of the many PbP sites out there (check the sig) and simply host images and whatnot with pbucket. Actually, the host now hosts images as well, so, I can pretty much do anything I need right there on the site. Besides that, using a PbP site grants me access to the userbase of that site, which means I can always count on a couple of new players should the need arise.

 

[MarauderX]

I don't pay, and an open wiki is a great tool to run a campaign site. Players & DM alike can add and subtract as they see fit, and with backups you can replace any major errors in a jiffy.
www.correl.wikispaces.org

There is no forum, but a yahoo group takes care of that easily enough.

 

[ssampier]

Sorry, but no. I think I would only pay to update a website I was running a business and didn't have time, so I could justify the expense.

Otherwise I can do it myself (the results may not be pretty, however).

 

[LeapingShark]

I always create a large site, with a forum, for every campaign. It's always built with free stuff, there's plenty of free resources available around the Internet. I wouldn't pay.

 

[MonsterMash]

Either a yahoo group or build my own

 

[the Jester]

No need. A Yahoo group serves just fine.

I like MarauderX's idea of a wiki, too- gonna look into that...

 

[Roadkill101]

Nope, don't need or want one. I prefer to homebrew, and if using a sourcebook, prefer to fill in any gaps myself.