A D&D campaign journal your whole party reads

Every D&D campaign builds up a history: the dungeon you barely escaped, the NPC the party swore to protect, the magic sword nobody has identified yet. Aether Observer keeps that history, written up from your own session notes.

Speaks D&D

Set your game system to D&D and the write-ups use the words your table already uses: the Dungeon Master, the party, encounters, treasure and magic items, whether you level by XP or by milestone. It works the same for a homebrew campaign, a published adventure (or “module”) or a one-shot.

For the Dungeon Master

• Start your prep from a clean recap of last session.
• Every NPC, town and faction your notes mention is tracked in Lore, ready when a player asks, “Wait, who was that again?”
• Look back over the whole campaign to pick up dropped plot threads.

For the party

• A recap to read before the next game, so nobody starts the session lost.
• The story of your character's adventures so far, in one place.
• Portraits of your characters, and comics of your best fights.
• A loot sheet that fills in from your notes: check what the party found, and track who has what.
• A quest log that keeps itself up to date: new quests and progress from each session's notes, ready for the table to check.

How it works

Start a TTRPG Log, add your notes after each session (typed or photographed), and each session becomes a chapter of your campaign. It's written only from what's in your notes.

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