Keep all your tabletop RPG campaign notes in a single, easy to navigate place. Make connections between creatures, locations, or quests so that you can easily jump from object to object and keep a journal during play. Share your notes or handouts with others.

See how Critical Notes can help DMs and players alike to stay organized with collaborative campaign notes that are immediately synced with everyone. Use it for D&D, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, World Of Darkness or any other TTRPG.

Here’s how to write D&D notes: The best way to write D&D notes is to sketch notes during a campaign, write a brief summary after a campaign, organize notes in a D&D notes folder or app, and review the notes before the next session. This process works for both Dungeon Masters (DMs) and players.

Mar 25, 2021 · For every Dungeon Master out there, note structure is one of the most challenging aspects to master running D&D games. How do you keep the whole "World" full of characters, plot twists, and encounters organized?

QuestPad allows users to easily contribute to communal group notes (as well as private notes) and uses automatic referencing to build a wiki as you type. Perfect for both players and DMs of D&D and other TTRPGs.

The Goblin's Notebook. The single-pane view of your tabletop RPG campaign notes for pre-session planning, in-session note taking and post-session recapping.

Mar 12, 2019 · I use a Bullet Journal system to take notes while playing. I'll use symbols to help me sort out the notes later: ? for new quests, ! for information learned, for example. I write the word LOOT in all caps. It's basic, but it's enough. I later type up the session notes into a shared Evernote notebook. I break it up into the following headings:

Apr 6, 2023 · Obsidian's linking notes and D&D plugins make it the best notetaking tool for Dungeon Masters and players alike. Here's how you can use Obsidian for D&D. Skip to main content

Jun 9, 2022 · If you're wondering how to organize DnD notes, it boils down to quick notation, logical structure, and syncing with players. Learn more now!

Feb 25, 2025 · In the ever-evolving world of D&D, note-taking serves multiple purposes that go beyond mere record-keeping. For starters, notes are crucial for tracking the progress of quests, identifying key NPCs (non-player characters), recalling visited locations, and documenting character development.