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<blockquote data-quote="SableWyvern" data-source="post: 9675414" data-attributes="member: 1008">If it's an NPC name, I usually hope one of my players remembers it, or has written it down, because I probably have no clue and, even if I wrote it down, I won't be able to read whatever I scrawled on my tablet (if I can even find where I wrote it).For other stuff? Honestly, for a reasonable amount of things that were established on very short notice, if they haven't come up again, it's quite similar -- I rely on the group memory and player notes (one of my players generally takes some pretty good notes that are extremely useful to everyone).If it's something less impromptu, then I most likely have a pretty good handle on it just via my general game prep routines and, if I need to, can refer to my much-easier-to-understand written-outside-the-session notes.I'm currently working on setting up a pretty comprehensive Obsidian vault for my next game, which may help organising and keeping track of things in the future, but we'll see whether or not it still devolves into incoherent scrawling.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SableWyvern, post: 9675414, member: 1008"] If it's an NPC name, I usually hope one of my players remembers it, or has written it down, because I probably have no clue and, even if I wrote it down, I won't be able to read whatever I scrawled on my tablet (if I can even find where I wrote it). For other stuff? Honestly, for a reasonable amount of things that were established on very short notice, if they haven't come up again, it's quite similar -- I rely on the group memory and player notes (one of my players generally takes some pretty good notes that are extremely useful to everyone). If it's something less impromptu, then I most likely have a pretty good handle on it just via my general game prep routines and, if I need to, can refer to my much-easier-to-understand written-outside-the-session notes. I'm currently working on setting up a pretty comprehensive Obsidian vault for my next game, which may help organising and keeping track of things in the future, but we'll see whether or not it still devolves into incoherent scrawling. [/QUOTE]

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