Session Planner

Plan the next session without setting up a campaign first: how it opens, the moments you want to land, the fights, who the party will meet and where, and your own notes. Plans are kept on this device. When you do run a campaign in Campaign Forge, send the plan there and it becomes that campaign's session.

Your plans

No plans yet.

Session 1

Session name

Session number

Playing on

Date in the world

Status

Opening hooks How the session starts, and what pulls the party in.

Key moments The scenes you want to land: a reveal, a choice, a betrayal.

Encounters

No encounters picked yet. Add one you saved in the Encounter Builder, and run it from here when the session comes.

Build one

Other encounters, one per line

NPCs expected, one per line

Locations, one per line

Prep notes

From a plan to a campaign

This is the session sheet Campaign Forge uses, without the campaign around it. "Send to Campaign Forge" opens the campaign you last had open (or waits for one) and adds the plan as a session; the plan remembers that it went, so it is not sent twice by accident. The encounters, NPCs and locations go into its prep notes, where you can link them to the campaign's own once they exist there.

An encounter you add from your Encounter Builder library stays a real encounter: "Run in Combat Tracker" puts its creatures, with their stat blocks, straight into initiative, and "Open in Encounter Builder" takes it back to be changed.