Tips for Campaign-Logger.com App
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@
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characters, NPCs, named folk
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^
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organizations, factions, groups
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#
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locations, gazetteer, world building
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$
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money, trades, transactions
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!
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items, rewards, treasure
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%
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calendar: mm/dd/yyyy, yyyy-mm-dd or dd.mm.yyyy
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*
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plots, plans and ideas
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~
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rules, house rules, references
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+
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pluses, magic items, artifacts
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§
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open - use how you like
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Johnn
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Searches and lists all Log Entries for the world Johnn
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@Johnn
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Filters Log Entries that just have the @Johnn tag
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Hello Johnn
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Filters Log Entries that have both Hello and Johnn in them
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@Johnn #Edmonton
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Lists Log Entries that have both tags present
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@Johnn
-Hello |
Filters all Log Entries that have @Johnn but do not have Hello.
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*Session27 @Bruno #Inn would return all Log Entries from session 27 involving Bruno at the inn.
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Prefix
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Put text here that you want added to the front of each new Log Entry. For example, I add the session number: Session27.
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Suffix
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Add text here you want put at the end of each new Log Entry.
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Put multi-word tags in double quotes. For example: @"Johnn Four"
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Remove punctuation from tags with double quotes. For example, Hi @"Johnn Four".
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Write shorter Log entries to harness the power of tagging and filtering. Long text blocks make it harder to find stuff when you need it.
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Back up often. Use the Download log feature in case you make a big mistake. You can import JSON backups into new temporary Campaign Logs to recover information.
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Use the copy feature to create stat blocks and other reusable chunks for faster prep.
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Web App users, use your browser search function in combination with Logger's search/filter for even faster searches.
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Evernote, MyInfo and other app users, paste in URLs to your notes for easy cross-referencing.
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Bold
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{b|Bold}
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Color
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{#9F0000|red}
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Heading (top)
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== Level 1 ==
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Heading (level 2)
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=== Level 2 ===
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Heading (level 3)
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==== Level 3 ====
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Horizontal line
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-- [alone on the line]
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Italic
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{i|Italic}
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List (bullet point)
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-
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List (numbered)
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#
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{s|Strikethrough}
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Subscript
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{\|Subscript}
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Superscript
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{/|Superscript}
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Table
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|| space || before
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Underlined
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{u|Underlined}
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Newline
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\n
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Return
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\r
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Tabulator
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\t
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Capitalization
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{|THIS is an example|caps}
= This Is An Example |
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Lower case
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{|THIS is an example|lcase}
= this is an example |
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Sentence case
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{|THIS is an example|scase}
= THIS is an example |
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Small Caps
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{|THIS is an example|scaps}
= THIS ɪs ᴀɴ ᴇxᴀᴍᴘʟᴇ |
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Title case
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{|THIS is an example|tcase}
= This Is an Example |
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Upper case
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{|THIS is an example|ucase}
= THIS IS AN EXAMPLE |
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Named link
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{"https://example.com"|Site}
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Unnamed link
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{"https://example.com/"|}
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Unlinked URL
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https://example.com/ |
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inline image
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{"https://example.com/path/to/image"| caption |img}
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scaling width
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{"https://example.com/path/to/image"| caption |img-50x}
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scaling height
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{"https://example.com/path/to/image"| caption |img-x75}
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scaling both
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{"https://example.com/path/to/image"| caption |img-50x75}
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3 Line NPCs Generator (5E style)
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3 Line Villages
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5 Line Combat Descriptions
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Town Rumors
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Encounter Seeds
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Holmesian Names
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Goblin Names
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Orc Names
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1d20
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Roll 1 twenty-sided die
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3d12+6
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Roll three twelve-siders and add 6
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2d6-7
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Roll 2 six-sided dice and subtract 7
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4dF
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Roll 4 FATE or Fudge dice
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3d10*
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Roll 3 ten-sided dice and let each one explode (when it comes up at the highest possible value)
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3H/4d6
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Roll 4 six-sided dice and pick the three highest results
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4L/5d20
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Roll 5 twenty-sided dice and pick the four lowest results
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1M/3d20
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Take the median dice out of 3 rolled dice
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1d6 + 1d8
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Roll a d6 and a d8 and add them up
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1d6, 1d8, 1d20
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Roll a d6, a d8, and a d20, and show you each result
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1d20+5 (20+)
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Roll one 20-sided die, add 5, and check if the result is at least 20
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3d6 (12-)
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Roll three six-sided dice and check if the result is less than or equal to 12
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4d6 [5+]
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Roll four six-sided dice and check each die if it resulted in 5 or more
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1d{Red|
Orange| Yellow| Green| Blue| Violet} |
Roll a “color” die (will always result in a zero and thereby won’t participate in success evaluation, options are delimited by | and may only consist of letters, digits, and blanks)
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[ ]
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empty checkbox
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[x]
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selected checkbox
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[[]]
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empty 1-line field
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[[some text]]
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filled 1-line field
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[[[]]]
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empty multi-line field
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[[[multi-line text]]]
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filled multi-line field
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