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<blockquote data-quote="thatdarncat" data-source="post: 3074426" data-attributes="member: 57">When DMing I use a laptop for a lot of note taking and reference - all of the campaign material is online (in a wiki) and my DM notes are on my desktop. It's worked wonders, having my entire campaign searchable and immediately there - I don't have to search through a binder to find the name of the party's contact in a town or the name of the orc they fought 3 sessions ago. My players are responsible for updating their character sheets on the wiki, so when I need spot or listen mods, they are right there. I usually have a pad of paper, dice and a DM screen on the table in front of me and the laptop on a side table. I have more table space in front of me and fewer things to keep track of. I'm the only person in my gaming group to use a laptop at the table (but then I'm the only one who has a laptop)When I'm playing, I generally leave the laptop away from the table. We still use (and prefer) paper character sheets, but I do keep my equipment in an excel spreadsheet which is never more than 10 feet away when we're playing at home.reanjrAny chance of you posting your dice roller somewhere? I'd like to take a look if I could <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="thatdarncat, post: 3074426, member: 57"] When DMing I use a laptop for a lot of note taking and reference - all of the campaign material is online (in a wiki) and my DM notes are on my desktop. It's worked wonders, having my entire campaign searchable and immediately there - I don't have to search through a binder to find the name of the party's contact in a town or the name of the orc they fought 3 sessions ago. My players are responsible for updating their character sheets on the wiki, so when I need spot or listen mods, they are right there. I usually have a pad of paper, dice and a DM screen on the table in front of me and the laptop on a side table. I have more table space in front of me and fewer things to keep track of. I'm the only person in my gaming group to use a laptop at the table (but then I'm the only one who has a laptop) When I'm playing, I generally leave the laptop away from the table. We still use (and prefer) paper character sheets, but I do keep my equipment in an excel spreadsheet which is never more than 10 feet away when we're playing at home. [b]reanjr[/b]Any chance of you posting your dice roller somewhere? I'd like to take a look if I could :) [/QUOTE]

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