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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bedir than" data-source="post: 9370513" data-attributes="member: 6789971">I'm playing D&D as a PC in my current primary campaign and my player role is as the notetaker (not mapmaker or treasurer).It's a role I've had before, mostly in my 1st era of TTRPGs in the late 80s and early 90s (D&D, GURPS, RIFTS, Paladium, Synnibar, Twilight:2000, Albedo, others).One of the things I'm doing differently this time is taking the notes and <a href="https://fullmoonstorytelling.com/2024/06/08/diary-airxip-sadijh-took-me-to-meet-a-dead-man-who-can-blink/" target="_blank">retelling them in the voice of my character.</a> If the character isn't present for an event the recap is only as accurate as what the other PCs tell him (which can frequently be as simple as "I share this with the party later").This can lead to gaps and forgotten knowledge, which the DM is aware of and might remind the characters who discovered significant events/items/people/etc that they had done so because characters are experiencing things in a different timeline (a couple of days) versus the players (many months).What are some of the other things that could pop up as problems when the Notetaker is doing so in-character?</blockquote>