Campaign-Encyclopedia

Relationshps

Game masters can specify these relationships between PCs, NPC, key historical events, important items or artifacts, places and organizations. Once defined, these relationships become links that help you navigate your campaign, not unlike a wiki - but in Campaign Encyclopedia the links define a very specific meaning. If the relationships provided with the application don't suit your world - they are re-definable from within the application.
Once defined, graphical representations of the relationships in your game-world are available in order to help you understand the complex interrelationships between your characters, places and everything else.
Public and Secret Data
The details of your NPCs, PCs, places, legendary items and secret organizations are organized into public description, relationships and tags and secret description, relationships and tags, allowing you as a game master to keep your public and secret knowledge straight. If you'd like you can also create things that are entirely secret. All of your data is quickly searchable by name, type and tag.
Customizable Calendar and Timeline
Campaign Encyclopedia enables you to create a customized timeline for your world that shows the most important events in its history. In support of this, you can define your own customized calendar just as you've imagined it for your game world.
A graphical representation of your world's history is also available, and you can view your timeline events in month, year, decade or century resolution.
Export

Its also possible to export Campaign Encyclopedia's native campaign file format (JSON) without secrets if your players want to give Campaign Encyclopedia a try.
Download the latest version of Campaign Encyclopedia here:
- v1.6.0 (February 7, 2017)
Older Versions of Campaign Encyclopedia are also available, if you prefer your software with fewer features and more bugs. :)
- v1.5.0 (September 22, 2015)
- v1.4.0 (June 14, 2015)
- v1.3.0 (May 17, 2015)
- v1.2.0 (May 3, 2015)
- v1.1.0 (April 9, 2015)
To install Campaign Encyclopedia, simply unzip the file. That's it. It can be placed anywhere on your computer and doesn't clutter up registries (Windows) or get integrated by a package manger (everyone else).
Once you've done this, simply run the run.bat or run.shell script and you're off!
System Requirements
- Windows, Linux or Mac (batch and shell scripts included)
- a Java 8 Runtime Environment
- about 30 MB of space.
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