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<blockquote data-quote="Ferghis" data-source="post: 5981362" data-attributes="member: 40483">Masterplan is excellent for the DM, but doesn't really give players any access. For many groups, that's perfect: many players aren't interested in combing through the campaign materials anyway.Obsidian Portal and EpicWords.com are two online campaign organizers. The former is bigger, but I like the latter for a more organized setup and very responsive admins. EpicWords.com is also integrated with iPlay4e.appspot.com, which is a very good repository of 4e character sheets. EpicWords and iPlay4e is the setup I use.Otherwise, a private wiki (tiddlywiki.com is a good one) might be the best way to set it up. With extensive use of tags, it may be the ideal way of sorting all the info you need to do.Finally, I know many DMs that just use a plaint text file. It's harder to break, it can be online, but doesn't have to (you can just put it in your dropbox folder).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ferghis, post: 5981362, member: 40483"] Masterplan is excellent for the DM, but doesn't really give players any access. For many groups, that's perfect: many players aren't interested in combing through the campaign materials anyway. Obsidian Portal and EpicWords.com are two online campaign organizers. The former is bigger, but I like the latter for a more organized setup and very responsive admins. EpicWords.com is also integrated with iPlay4e.appspot.com, which is a very good repository of 4e character sheets. EpicWords and iPlay4e is the setup I use. Otherwise, a private wiki (tiddlywiki.com is a good one) might be the best way to set it up. With extensive use of tags, it may be the ideal way of sorting all the info you need to do. Finally, I know many DMs that just use a plaint text file. It's harder to break, it can be online, but doesn't have to (you can just put it in your dropbox folder). [/QUOTE]

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