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Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centers that host Etsy. Whether you are a game master who wants to plan for an upcoming campaign/session or a player that needs to take notes during play, The Goblin's Notebook can help you out. I've seen the question of notetaking apps come up a few times recently, and there's been a lot of great ideas but it's been spread out over dozens (or perhaps a couple hundred) responses throughout. Make connections between creatures, locations, or quests so that you can easily jump from object to object and keep a journal during play.Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. Whether something hasn't yet been encountered by your players, maybe the NPC has been killed or the story has gone off-track and that location is no longer relevant, set the required status on the object to keep track.

I tried a few options to help with planning note taking, but the product I was looking for didn't exist, so I created it! For the second edition of 1865, her brother Dante Gabriel created some illustrations to accompany it, one of which was chosen to embellish the front cover, which is replicated on this note book. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions! I chose a goblin for the subject of this artwork as I felt it would be a very good fit for this abstract style.Keep the inspiration going with this lined notebook featuring a beautifully rendered image of Christina Rossetti’s 1865 edition of collected her works, Goblin Market and Other Poems.