At the table
Not built yet · Phase 3Once your party has a game master it has a campaign: a live sheet the whole table is looking at. The one below works. Take a character apart, spend their slots, drop a condition on somebody and call a rest for everyone. What is not built yet is the part that makes it shared.
4 sheets, live. Everything here is yours to change.
Recaps, people met, places heard of, what the party is carrying and the threads nobody has pulled yet. Written by the players, session by session, and searchable across all of them. This one works. Write in it, search it, and sit in the other chair to see what changes.
You write in the party's record. So do the other players. The game master reads it and cannot touch it, and has a book of their own you will never see.
The game master reads this and cannot write in it.
It is called the Cedar Compact. Eleven families, one price for cedar, and no cedar leaves this coast without them. #cedar-compact
The hooded one is in Jbeil. Of course he is. He called the Cedar Compact by name before we did, which means he knew, which means he has been steering us since the tavern. #cedar-compact
One cedar coin, taken off a compact runner. Not currency. It is a token that gets you through their gate. Dain is carrying it.
Why would a compact of timber families take a mayor's daughter? Unless she was not taken, and she walked in on her own.
We are going through the gate tomorrow with the cedar coin and Nessa's letter. If neither works, Kest says we go over the wall, which is not a plan, it is a sentence.
The demo above is yours alone. The real one is a party of four to six plus a game master, all editing the same sheets in the same evening, which is a different problem and the reason this waits for a database rather than a clever component.
Damage, healing, conditions, rests and spent resources are events with a name and a time on them, never an overwritten number. Current state is a fold over that log, which is why undo can be free and why a wrong number is one tap to fix instead of an argument.
All four to six sheets on one screen, exactly as above, with damage and conditions applicable to anyone at the table. No asking six people to read their hit points out, and no player waiting to be told what they already know.
The one below works and is yours alone. The real one is the same notebook with five other people writing into it as the night happens, kept between sessions, and searchable across every session you have ever played.
Hit points, slots and conditions are still where they were at the end of last session, because nobody remembers by Thursday. The session before is on the sheet rather than in somebody's memory.
An SRD character and a hand typed custom one resolve to the same sheet, so the tracker cannot tell them apart and never asks what class anybody is. Bring homebrew and it behaves exactly like everything else here.