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<blockquote data-quote="tennyson" data-source="post: 51662" data-attributes="member: 1963">We use a website to keep everyone in the loop as far as stories are concerned.&nbsp; I used to keep a detailed journal, but it got pretty tedious, especially when you missed a week and had to catch up.&nbsp; I found that if the DM keeps a bulleted list of major events that happen in the logs, all the information stays concise, as well as readable.&nbsp; It doesn't read like a story, but you can follow events and reference things if you've forgotten them.We also commend and encourage PC jounals (from the character's perspective).&nbsp; This way, the in-character journals can be done at the player's convenience and they don't need to be mandatory after each session.&nbsp; It's a nice way to take some of the burden off of the DM as well as envelope the player's into the world.&nbsp; If you'd like to check our site out, here it is: <a href="http://dnd.haventhorne.com" target="_blank">http://dnd.haventhorne.com</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="tennyson, post: 51662, member: 1963"] We use a website to keep everyone in the loop as far as stories are concerned. I used to keep a detailed journal, but it got pretty tedious, especially when you missed a week and had to catch up. I found that if the DM keeps a bulleted list of major events that happen in the logs, all the information stays concise, as well as readable. It doesn't read like a story, but you can follow events and reference things if you've forgotten them. We also commend and encourage PC jounals (from the character's perspective). This way, the in-character journals can be done at the player's convenience and they don't need to be mandatory after each session. It's a nice way to take some of the burden off of the DM as well as envelope the player's into the world. If you'd like to check our site out, here it is: [url]http://dnd.haventhorne.com[/url] [/QUOTE]

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