This time I’ll be focusing on Locations. Cities, Countries, and Towns. Most sheets have at least a small space for a map, the bigger the location the bigger the space for a map. World building is my favorite part of a campaign, and I end up having waaay too many details. I find these sheets give me just the right amount of them!
Role-Playing Game Planner Rebooted – Dungeons
*Dramatic drum roll here* And, what you’ve all been waiting for! The main point of Dungeons and Dragons tends to be the dungeon crawl! There’s maps for the whole dungeon, maps for just rooms, lists of traps. If you make your main dungeon map, then all the rooms, you can totally keep the map more hidden from your players, and they’ll have to actually explore. 🙂
Holiday Planner!
I broke down and bought the Happy Planner’s holiday planner. It’s nice, but I thought I’d rather have one set up more the way I want, and I have sections I’d like that MAMBI didn’t do for that year’s planner. I’d gotten the one with the Keepsake micro mini, and I don’t need cookie exchange stuff, or memory keeping stuff because I don’t do those. But I needed an actual party planner, and a gift planner, with a sheet for gifts I actually got for people.
Role-Playing Game Planner Rebooted – Basic Campaign Info
So, I need to redo the posts for my RPG planner, with decent thumbnails this time.
Currently, it’s sized for the Mini Happy Planner notebook system, but hopefully within the next year I’ll have them all sized up for the Classic. I won’t be doing the big, however, because there are SO MANY different RPG planners available for 8 1/2″x11″ notebooks that I feel it’s unnecessary.
The first post will be Campaign Basics.
Some small changes
I started making some of the minor changes that I started planning in February. There’s a few changes to the thumbnails in the blog, and soon I’ll be re-scheduling and redoing the RPG Planner sheets, with thumbnails and better organized posts for the most part. Continue reading →