New year, new planner, right? I decided to give the "Intelligent Change" planners a try this year and have been using the first of my 4 for a couple weeks now. I...miss my yearly planner already, because it took less hacking to make it work for me. While the first few pages of the Intelligent Change planner worked fine, primarily setting up goals and "committing" by making a promise to yourself in the book, I quickly ran into issues with the actual planner, starting with the

Pathbuilder spoiled me with its beautiful layout and user-friendly interface when my partner and I were still using Pathfinder 2e as the vehicle for telling our story. The opportunity never arose for me to experiment with switching between three characters during a session using it, but it was a godsend for keeping track of Efial's/Cael's growing complexity as they leveled up. I, uh, I seem to really enjoy creating mechanically complex characters. If I had to guess, it stimu

Ahh, New Year's, that time of the year where people reflect, party themselves into oblivion as a "final hurrah", and lie to themselves about who they'll become once January 1st arrives, as though the start of a brand new year alone contains the magic necessary to vanish all those poor habits and replace them with new, better ones with a simple flick of the wrist. Bye bye, obesity; hello, six-pack. Bye bye dead-end job that overworks its employees without compensation; hello,