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DMs: What program(s) do you use to track your campaign?
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<blockquote data-quote="wedgeski" data-source="post: 4846584" data-attributes="member: 16212"><p>I use a combination of:</p><p></p><p>- A campaign wiki. I happen to use PBWorks, but there are no doubt hundreds out there to choose from. A wiki is great not only for organising your campaign, but also for giving your players the chance to write pages and contribute to it directly. From the wiki I print out into...</p><p></p><p>- A campaign ring-binder. At the table I still need the feel of paper between my fingertips, so notes for that session are printed and put in a folder along with my DM essentials... NPC and place names, session note sheets, etc. After the session I'll transfer whatever additions or changes I need to make back onto the wiki.</p><p></p><p>- A message board. Google Groups is ours for the purpose, and with Calendar as well, you can organise sessions, post comments, work around players with other commitments, all of those handy things. The message board's primary purpose, for me, is to keep my players engaged and communicative in the time between sessions, especially if we miss a week.</p><p></p><p>- A campaign blog (see links below) for journaling sessions, gathering player comments (if they'd ever post on the damn thing!) and general musings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wedgeski, post: 4846584, member: 16212"] I use a combination of: - A campaign wiki. I happen to use PBWorks, but there are no doubt hundreds out there to choose from. A wiki is great not only for organising your campaign, but also for giving your players the chance to write pages and contribute to it directly. From the wiki I print out into... - A campaign ring-binder. At the table I still need the feel of paper between my fingertips, so notes for that session are printed and put in a folder along with my DM essentials... NPC and place names, session note sheets, etc. After the session I'll transfer whatever additions or changes I need to make back onto the wiki. - A message board. Google Groups is ours for the purpose, and with Calendar as well, you can organise sessions, post comments, work around players with other commitments, all of those handy things. The message board's primary purpose, for me, is to keep my players engaged and communicative in the time between sessions, especially if we miss a week. - A campaign blog (see links below) for journaling sessions, gathering player comments (if they'd ever post on the damn thing!) and general musings. [/QUOTE]
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