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Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern
Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern

so Curious..what are you using to prep your sessions. I am using the good ol fashioned Google Docs.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17vJUTIFfgnkF0cBpKTEdK6S5rMdWTsBkESzfC-k0D4E/edit?usp=sharing

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Eris
3 months ago

I use Libreoffice and physical notebooks myself.

Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern
3 months ago

@Eris You cant beat physical notebooks........you have just inspired me

Mike Robertson
2 months ago

I do most of my long-term work in Obsidian, and that's still my go-to for organizing large amounts of data. But what I've discovered is that I don't like referencing it when I'm in the middle of GMing a game. I want small, bite-sized pieces of information physically in front of me, so I've started printing my Adversary/Environment stat blocks as cards, and I think I'm going to put all my other session notes on index cards as well.

Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern
2 months ago

I feel the same way. My larger notes are to "cumbersome " to reference during gameplay

Eris
2 months ago

Printing out cards is a good idea! If you don't want to use the printer ink, you can also buy packs of blank index cards to write one with pencil/pen.

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