Across the Sky

ADJUSTMENTS to my preferences about running a game. Laptops are annoying. I think the school exam style of bringing only pencil and paper to the adventure is right. I've been using Obsidian recently and it's nice, and too powerful. I was using IAWriter but it gets slow on VAST documents; Get It At Sutlers and Bits O' Troika became stop-motion after a piddly 80k words or so, which is weird 'cos novels are definitely longer. Obsidian chops things up almost by default, skipping that issue. Problem now is I have nothing reminding me that things are getting too big or too granular. Running a game at the table from Obsidian is to witness your hyperlinked hubris in (slow) motion. Solution? I vomit forth on obsidian, and cut it down in notes. Inefficient, but it pays in smoothness at the table since the vomit still exists somewhere and can be accessed through the abbreviated notes. If I forget what I meant then I end up with a third thing that is entirely new. Bargain. Having access to…