D&D Campaign Notes | Keeping Track of Long-Running Campaigns | Wandering DMs S8 E28

mean, that's the funny thing.

So my campaign, um, just pulling some stuff out here to share with you so okay wait i want to i want to back yes uh

yes please post this can we post that why is this button not working i got

i i got it here it comes yeah excellent so back we have said as soon as we started and so old books absolutely

Yes, that is where I started.

Originally, my campaign was

BX, so I grabbed an empty binder and I made some copies of the basic and expert cover art and shoved them on there.

And then I just had this giant three-ring binder kind of organized by type of content, world map, notes, treasure counters, rules, NPCs, and then locations.

And so the bottom sections start to become specific locations in the world.

And I got in this habit of, okay, well, if they're far away from this location, I can just pull that section out, stick it in a folder, put it in the final cabinet, sub in the new location.

So that last, you know, last, you know, maybe, you know, areas, section six to 10 would change pretty dramatically based on location.

So Dan, here's the rest of the locations that are not in the

bottom.

They got pulled out and recycled.

And a lot of these things are stuff like, they're often printouts of modules.

So my style of running, oh, and forgive me, I forgot one.

There we go.

But wait, there's more.

There's more.

There's so much.

Now, a lot of this is, you know, my style of running a game, what I did is when I first started this campaign, I took L1, Rest and Fert.

I was like, this feels very sandboxy.

It's perfect.

It's a good starting point.

Rest and Fert is my starting time.