What a D&D Campaign Wiki Is Actually For
You built a campaign wiki. You did it the ambitious way: a page for the pantheon, a page for each of the five noble houses, a timeline going back eight hundred years, a map with pins. It took most of a weekend. It was genuinely fun. Then session thirty-one happens. Your rogue swears the party still owes the smuggler a favor. Your cleric swears the smuggler owes them, because of the thing with the barge. The argument is entering its fourth minute. You open the wiki, the one you spent a weekend on, and it has a lovingly formatted page about the founding of the kingdom and absolutely nothing about the barge. ...