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Adventure Log
Adventure Log
Every D&D player knows the moment.
Your character sheet is full of eraser marks. Your hit points have been adjusted three times. Your gold total makes no sense anymore. And somewhere between session 4 and session 11, you forgot the name of that mysterious innkeeper.
Our Adventure Log solves that problem.
For every session, you get a dedicated spread. On the left side, you track all the changing details of your character sheet: hit points, gold, spell slots, and everything else that shifts during an adventure. Your character sheet stays clean, while you can write, erase, scribble, and plan as much as you want in your Adventure Log.
On the right side, you'll find space for notes, names, locations, and everything you absolutely do not want to forget. Number each session, fill out the table of contents, and months later, easily flip right back to the exact moment everything went wrong.
And the best part? Does your character die? You don't have to start from scratch. Where many journals scatter your entire character sheet across dozens of pages, the Adventure Log stays flexible. Create a new character, play a one-shot, or start a new campaign—the book remains completely usable.
What's Inside the Adventure Log
What's Inside the Adventure Log
- Space for 26 sessions
- Character tracking per session
- Note pages for events, NPCs, and locations
- Table of contents for easy back-referencing
- Campaign Bingo on the final page
Customers are saying
Customers are saying
I'm loving the design, it's exactly what I needed!
Also, look at that goldfoil cover, I love it!
I hope more styles come out in the future. I am close to finishing this one and I want the next to look different because I will definitely keep using these.
The layout of this log is incredibly practical. Everything I need to track during a session has its own place and the notes page keeps the story organized.
The best part is that my notes feel like a personal adventure journal. I read my summary of a boss fight and right next to it I see all the failed rolls that almost got me killed. It makes the story feel very real.
I enjoy having dedicated space for both quick tracking and longer notes. It keeps everything separated and clean.
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from 228 reviewsBeautiful product, very high quality paper. Easy to use at the table as well!
Now I’m looking forward to making death saves at my table!
Prachtig.
Ik ga wel het einde aanpassen voor de tere kinderzieltjes (ze zijn 12).
A little gem
Very funny and complete adventure, it's the most fun I've ever had running a pre-written one shot. The party was very amused as well and stunned by the props that came with the adventure. The mini's in the package are awesome and very helpful too.
Its great
Great D&D night with this one-shot! Amazing :)
Ordered the Zineshot Anthology (excellent oneshots that I hope to implement in my Acquisitions Incorporated campaign) and very happy with what I got. Booklets look good, illustrations are light and uplifting and the adventures themselves are great. Shipment was lightning fast, I got my order the day after purchase. Will definitely return!
Great accessory for DND!
The atmosphere is excellent and the mystery slowly unfolds in a satisfying way. It requires a bit of guidance from the Dungeon Master, but the payoff is worth it.
I'm loving the design, it's exactly what I needed!
Also, look at that goldfoil cover, I love it!
The adventure leaves enough room for improvisation. A few scenes are written loosely, which I enjoyed because it let me tailor the tone to my group. Others might prefer more structure.
I hope more styles come out in the future. I am close to finishing this one and I want the next to look different because I will definitely keep using these.
It handles ink, pencil and markers without issue. I erase constantly and the paper still looks fresh after multiple revisions.
The story is dark and unusual, with moments that genuinely surprised my group. It is not overly complex, which makes it easy to run, but still full of eerie detail.
