• Create notes here
  • Create as many notes and sub folders as you like under “PCs/YOUR_CHARACTER_NAME - Personal”
  • You do not need to do this for your notes. But if you do it will create a new page on the website with your notes.
  • If you have another note taking app/website we can look at integrating it into this, but I make no promises.

Prerequisites

  • Create a GitHub account
  • Send me your GitHub username/email to get added as a “Collaborator” on the site
  • No coding required!

How To Make Notes

  1. Go here
  2. Click on your folder
  3. Under your folder click “Add file”
    • You can create new or upload a local file
    • Ensure your file is a markdown file (.md)
    • Markdown works just like a plain text file but you can also add in some fancy visuals such as headings, italics etc.
    • Or just ignore all that stuff and just use it as plain text.
  4. Click “Commit Changes”
  5. There will be a pop-up click “Commit Changes” again.
  6. After a while your md file will appear on the website as a new page under your characters folder.
  7. You can upload other kinds of files here too. However, it will not render on the website unless it is an md file. You can still use this website as a home for other files related to the campaign. E.g PDF character sheet.

Other Bits

  • You are welcome to create multiple little notes, or just one massive note with everything in one place. Whatever suits you better.
  • The files in the repository are fully editable by you. I ask you do not edit anything besides the stuff in your dedicated folder.
  • The files on this site are visible to all other members of the party (and the world at large) this comes with some warnings:
    • Do not post anything that would make me or yourselves look bad :)
    • Do not post any copyrighted material e.g. D&D Manuals/source books.
    • If you do not want other players to look at your notes put it in a sub-folder/name it so people do not look at it e.g:
      • private_ahrni_personal_notes.md
      • ahrni_personal_notes/note1.md
  • You can do lots of cool stuff with markdown. Feel free to check out the guide here but the most common stuff is below.
# Headers
## Smaller Header
### Even Smaller Header ...
- Bullet Points
1. Numbered List
2. Numbered List 
3. Numbered List
*Italics*
**Bold**
Link to a [website](https://benwgee.github.io/dnd/)
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