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Give out experience points, hero points, or story points relative to the size of the contribution. The Goblins got him.”Īlthough campaign journals are their own reward in the long run, an immediate incentive from the game master can help a player get over the short term hump for keeping a campaign journal until it becomes a habit. Take Brief Notes In-Session And Flesh Out Afterwards.Keep The Campaign Journal Interesting & It Will Keep The Interest Of The Journalizer.Celebrate The Journal So It Becomes Its Own Reward.Field Notes Brand is not affiliated with nor licensed by WOTC. * Again, to be clear, these are not plain paper note books, they are specifically formatted with empty charts and tables for 5E fantasy roleplaying.įield Notes 5e Character Journals are designed for use with the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons as permitted under the Open Game License version 1.0a.ĭungeons and Dragons and all related trademarks are the property of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. Behind-the-Scenes / Thoughts / Theories.Spellcasting Table / Favorite and Frequent Spells.Attacks / Spellcasting / Languages / Ammunition.

Class / Subclass / Class Table / Character Stats.

Personality Traits / Bonds / Ideals / Flaws.

FILL IT UPĮach book in the 2-Pack is designed to use with one character. Inside of the journal you’ll find empty charts, tables, and spaces for logging the following character information: The pages contain fields for game information, character data, and level-by-level notes. The body pages are beefy Domtar Lynx Ultra Smooth 70# text with clear-but-subtle light brown print. FIELD NOTES QUALITY, DUNGEON-TESTEDĮach 2-Pack includes two “Note Book”-sized Character Journals, 4-3/4" x 7-1/2", with blood-red French Paper Co “Construction” 100# covers featuring handy data, tables, and diagrams for reference. We present thee with the Field Notes 5E Character Journal, a handsome tome for the fifth edition of “the world’s greatest roleplaying game,” Dungeons & Dragons. It is specifically designed to help you track your D&D character’s statistics, spells, weapons, treasure, history, and more. The 64 pages feature room for all data normally found on a character sheet, and more, including plenty of space to document your adventure level by level.* Each book is designed to track one character.