I haven’t tried it yet, but I suspect it could be a great way to take notes in-game too. You can add as many tags to an idea as you want.
I have a tag for each campaign, one for NPCs, world info, magic, and so on. If it’s useful, you can also add a geotag to sort by location.Įvernote has a robust system for tagging your notes that makes searching and sorting easy. I also appreciate the ability to create and store notes via text, picture, or audio. As long as I have at least one of those things, I can easily record my ideas and they are instantly synced across all my devices.
This fictional timeline maker is great if you need a DnD timeline for you campaign. No matter where I am, I’ll almost always have access to either my phone, my iPad or a computer with internet access. Months database available in the Fictional Story Timeline template. Trying to find a specific idea was quite the chore. I’m one of those people who likes to have a way to record good ideas no matter where I am and, in the past, that meant lots of paper scraps, napkins with notes scrawled on them, and journals. One of the problems I’ve always had as a GM is keeping my notes organized. It is a simple word processing program that incorporates online storage so you can share your notes across any number of your computers and devices. There are versions for other mobiles and for Windows as well. Evernote is a free service that I’ve used on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. 6 Organize Your Information With Evernote
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