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<blockquote data-quote="DaveDash" data-source="post: 6652342" data-attributes="member: 6786202">Ill also chime in with another incredibly useful tool for those who play online (can even be used by regular groups in between sessions).Microsoft Office Online and/or Google Docs.It's incredibly useful to be able to post up XP per session, loot found per session, and all sorts of other things you track in spreadsheets, able to be accessed by all your players from the browser.Each week after game time I go and update a xls spreadsheet with everyones XP and the loot gained for that session. It's very easy for the players to then divvy it out amongst themselves, and keep a historical record of who got what when. We've all had the question &quot;So how much gold am I supposed to have?&quot; or &quot;How much were those gems [that they got three months ago] worth again?&quot;.OneNote is also pretty handy for note taking, since it's fully searchable and all your players can collaborate in the one notebook. If you're reasonably technically savy with the right kind of tablet, you can also hand-write your notes and have them converted into text (and become searchable). Pretty cool stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaveDash, post: 6652342, member: 6786202"] Ill also chime in with another incredibly useful tool for those who play online (can even be used by regular groups in between sessions). Microsoft Office Online and/or Google Docs. It's incredibly useful to be able to post up XP per session, loot found per session, and all sorts of other things you track in spreadsheets, able to be accessed by all your players from the browser. Each week after game time I go and update a xls spreadsheet with everyones XP and the loot gained for that session. It's very easy for the players to then divvy it out amongst themselves, and keep a historical record of who got what when. We've all had the question "So how much gold am I supposed to have?" or "How much were those gems [that they got three months ago] worth again?". OneNote is also pretty handy for note taking, since it's fully searchable and all your players can collaborate in the one notebook. If you're reasonably technically savy with the right kind of tablet, you can also hand-write your notes and have them converted into text (and become searchable). Pretty cool stuff. [/QUOTE]

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