"Information is knowledge, and Knowledge is P.O.W.E.R." - Avelore 34 B.D.

A complete guide to developing your character from the ground up.

Here you’ll find pages dedicated to the development of your character, past, present, and future.

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• Race/Sub-Race sheets filled with tons of useful information about your chosen race

• A Race/Class combo chart to help you determine which combination will serve you best

• Physical Description Pages, dedicated to getting the look of your character just right

• Tips on creating an interesting backstory

• Plenty of room for writing and creating the in-depth background your character deserves

• A session journal to keep track of the important things that happen in your character's development

• And an entire section for notating your companions’ stories and character development as well.

We’ve made it as easy, and convenient as possible, to watch your character grow before your very eyes!

An in-depth look into the details of your Campaign.

Broken into several subsections, this area focuses on capturing the details of your adventure that are so often forgotten or misplaced during a long campaign.

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• A map page to visualize and track your adventure

• A Group page to help remember who’s who and who’s working with who

• Campaign item log sheet

• Four sub-sections for journaling your travels

- Destinations: for the town, villages, and cities you enter
- Conversations: for the information you learn in those places and who you learned it from
- Bad Vacations: for the dungeons you explore
- Altercations: for the fights you have along the way

• Loot sections to notate what you find and where to log it

Everything you need to journal and reference the amazing experiences you and your company have along the way!

All your pertinent Combat information in one easy to use section.

Much goes into combat in D&D and this portion of the journal is here to help guide you through it.

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• Race/Sub-Race sheets

• An Initiative tracker

• Hit Point tracker

• Class/Sub-Class leveling sheets for more than 70 sub classes, with all the information you need to know as your character levels

• Combat sheet: a quick guide to all the important stats and information you need to remember during combat

• Weapons and armor sheet: A space to log the necessary information for all the items you currently have equipped

• Spell Trackers: Divided by class, these trackers will make sure you always know what’s left in your spell book no matter how long it’s been since your last session

• Spell Reference sheets: Broken into 5 categories to help organize your spells

- Combat utility: Less damaging things and more helping things
- Damage: More Damaging things and, well...just more Damaging things
- Defense: Keeping things from getting Damaged...as much
- Healing: Helping things that already got Damaged
- Role Playing Utility: In no way having anything to do with Damaging...at all...but still useful...mostly

• Wizards Spell Book: Having their own unique rules for preparing spells, means they need their own unique section to help keep track of them

Buying, selling, spending, or saving, everything you need is right at your fingertips.

Whether you’re buying from a merchant, counting your loot after a dungeon, or distributing items to your party members, here is where that information can be easily organized and referenced.

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• Group Loot ledger: Keep track of the items your group finds, loots, or steals while you’re still deciding what to do with it

• Group Transactions: Whether you’re selling items as a party, or buying supplies as a group, this is where transactions the whole party are involved with are logged

• Group Money: Need to keep track of loot before it’s distributed? Do you have a large coffer for the party to pull from when needed? Log it here. And it has two sections

- Group Coin Purse: Cash on hand
- Group Bank: How much is in those coffers we mentioned

• Personal Loot ledger: Keep track of the loot you find, loot, or steal all by yourself

• Personal Transactions: Buying, selling, or trading, if it’s your money and your bargaining skills alone that were involved, this is where you log it

• Personal Money: All those coins and jewels starting to add up? Here is where you log your personal fortune. Broken into two sections

- Personal Coin Purse: Cash on Hand
- Personal Bank: Money you’re saving for a rainy day

All your money, all your transactions and all your loot, all in one place!

One thing we have far too much of as adventurers…STUFF!

From weapons and armor, to magical items, to the bags we use to carry them. Inventory can be overwhelming, particularly during long campaigns. But, no more, everything you need to know about your inventory is right here.

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• Adventuring Equipment: All the basic items you need to keep with you are alphabetized and easy to find. Just check it off if you own it. You don’t even need to write it down!

• Carrying Capacity: For those who need to track weight we have you covered. Each bag page has a spot to list weight and here you just add them up and make sure you’re within the parameters set by your DM.

• Bags: We all carry them and here is a great way to organize what you have and find it when you need it. We have 5 of the most common bag types seen in D&D

- Rucksack of Loot: This is our name for a standard backpack. It’s just more fun to say
- Bag of Holding: An extra dimensional space that holds lots of stuff
- Handy Haversack: A slightly smaller extra dimensional space that holds lots of stuff
- Chest: For those carrying around more stuff than is truly necessary
- Miscellaneous bags: More standard backpacks

• Potions and Scrolls: An entire section dedicated to keeping track of what are arguably some of the most fun items you will come across

• Magical items: For logging those wonderous and amazing items that will either add to your incredible power or your incredible bank account

• Food and Beverage: It’s easy to leave a town on a week’s journey and forget you only have two days’ worth of food. Hopefully, this section will help keep you from accidentally starving to death

Keeping track of stuff is hard, or at least it used to be, maybe now it will be a little easier!

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