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Pathfinder 2e General Discussion

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I am a new GM of Pathfinder 2e and my Group and I voted Kingmaker P2 to be our first Adventure Path to play through after we finish the Beginner Box (exquisite material!).

Now I have my Obsidian.md vault set up with tons of plugins for managing encounters, creatures and rules and pull the content out of the Kingmaker P2 Adventure Path while trying to keep it structural sound (each chapter on its own, with cross linking between Quests and Characters etc.)

How do you guys do it if you prep a campaign, adventure paths or even just your worldbuilding? What tools do you use and how detailed do you write your notes?

*On a side note: If this post isn't in the correct place, so I apologise as this community is the only one I can see from my instance (coming from feddit.de) on your instance (pathfinder.social) also I am pretty new to lemmy all together. *

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[–] kiithwarrior@beehaw.org 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I'm only using OneNote atm for all my ttrpg stuff. Feel like I'm missing something by not using Obsidian, is it that much better?

[–] DmMacniel@feddit.de 6 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I used OneNote a long time but since I moved over to Foss I no longer can't use it. It's a great tool for sure but it lacks the extendibility but it can do canvad and free form texts which is nice. Obsidian is like having a bunch of notes, but you can link and reference between them, have them interact with each other. And, since it's all flat markdown files, its easy the make them versionable and syncable.

There are some videos out the on how to use Obsidian for Tabletop RPG, or follow the guide link below. It's super powerful.

[–] kiithwarrior@beehaw.org 4 points 1 year ago

Awesome, I'll give it a try. Thanks for replying with your experience

[–] itchyDoggy@feddit.nl 4 points 1 year ago

Thanks for recommending Obsidian, I've been looking for something simple to keep my notes in, and this looks like it's perfect