Do You Have A Campaign Website? Do You Use It?

[Shieldhaven]

I've been using Shieldhaven's Wiki for a good while now, though I've let the campaign log slip out of date. Every once in a long while, one of my players actually remembers that there's a website. =)

Haven

 

[Frida]

Im always nagging the web-designer in our group to get going. but no luck so far. Fredrik Youre a slacker. Put me up for option 4.

 

[ShadowDenizen]

We have a Yahoogroup for general discussion (OOC, scheduling, etc.).

For the campaign proper, we have a Wiki set up.
Not as pretty as a web page, but arguably more useful: Here is the link.

 

[Wombat]

Since my group is spread out over three cities, it proved easier for us to keep in contact and advance certain aspects of our campaigns by setting up a messageboard. Every week there are anywhere from 3 to 3 dozen entries -- clarifying details of the campaign setting, creating new NPCs, "sharing rumours", and the like.

The non-game stuff we do be e-mail and phone calles.

 

[Astos]

We use MediaWiki, phpBB, and RPG Web Profiler for our campaign website. See sig.

 

[Umbran]

The tabletop game I run has an e-mail list. Another game I play in has a blog community. But those are just for inter-player communication for scheduling.

Now, one of the larps I play in has a world-wiki, character blogs, and several mailing lists for discussion - but the game is 60+players, and will run for at least three years, so keeping notes is kind of important.

 

[el-remmen]

I use wikispaces.com (see sig) and we make a lot of use of it, for current campaign info, general setting info and for our extensive house rules.

Everyone in the group donates some $ to keep it ad-free.

 

[jdrakeh]

Yes and, when playing, used regularly. I upload PDFs of house rules, campaign journals, etc. I also change the frontend for different campaigns. Right now, I'm customizing a CSS frontend for the planned Scarred Lands game and a separate one for our EZ20 one-offs.

 

[Oryan77]

I have one, but I guess my players are cooler than I am because they don't visit it. In an attempt to be as cool, I haven't visited it in months

I always thought it was a good idea but I've never been able to get a player to actually use it.

 

[chriton227]

I want to get a site up, but I haven't convinced myself to pony up the cash for the features I want. I'd like to have a messageboard, polls, a file download section and a wiki to use as an encyclopedia of the campaign. As is, I keep my house rules, session journal, and all my personal campaign docs in Google Docs, so I can at least publish the ones I want and send the links to my players.