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Campaign journals: session log, characters met, quest tracker

Campaign journals — a journal page with labelled lines "Session" and "Date" at the top, a large ruled area for notes, and a small box marked "XP" in the corner, an aged parchment journal page with inked rules and a decorative corner flourish
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Reading 1Session log
Reading 2Characters met
Reading 3Quest tracker

A player or a game master keeps a journal through a long campaign: sessions, people met and places seen. This pack shows a session log with a large notes area, a characters-met page with six entries, and a quest tracker with tick boxes. Each comes as an aged parchment page, a leather-bound book page or a clean notes page. Type a campaign, such as a pirate campaign, and the pages keep their space.

  • a log for each session of a long campaign
  • a record of the people met on the road
  • a quest list to tick off as they are done
  • a notes page for a player's own journal

Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?
Three readings in three styles: a session log, a characters-met page and a quest tracker.
How many entries are on the characters page?
Six, each with a small portrait circle and lines for a name and notes.
Is there room for notes on the session log?
Yes. A large ruled area takes the notes, with a Session line, a Date line and an XP box in the corner.
What is the difference between the styles?
Parchment is sepia ink on tan paper. Leather book is gold ink on dark brown with a stitched edge. Clean notes is black ink with grey rules on white.

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