THE BEST NOTEBOOK for RPGS and Game Design | TKtv

If you're like Alan, you've purchased a ton of notebooks, journals, and/or diaries. Why? Because you're a game designer, a game master, or just a writing junky. Whatever the reason, you've probably wrestled with which notebook is best.
In this episode of TKtv, Alan discusses various types of notebooks and which can best suit your needs.
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[@abstractbybrian]

Love dots…most universal. Draw like they don’t exist, treat them like lines when drawing words and of course dungeons…

[@professorpsych]

Strong agree!

[@Xt3rminat318]

I'll make your life easier. Buy a TUL notebook, they are fully customizable with soft and hard covers, different type and color pages, dividers and organizers, they come in a5 or a7 sizes, and with the ability to add and remove as many pages as you need. This is quite literally the only notebook I use for roleplaying and running games. It is also the notebooks that have gotten me through 4 different certifications.

[@professorpsych]

I LOVE TUL notebooks for most occasions.

[@verlandes1]

My prefered note book: dotted lines, a5-format, soft, 60-65 paged thin.

[@Julien-Limosino-87]

love this video, learn a ton of things to improve my notebook use.

[@kipjebo9142]

Subscribe or die?! Glad I'm subscribed!

[@beakerkell]

"Then look at this tiny little piece of shit"
Hahaha thanks for the video and the laughs

[@professorpsych]

You’re welcome!

[@velocichungus]

I always glue an envelope in a book without storage. Sometimes I just write things on scraps that I can’t be bothered pasting in.
That tip about highlighting edges is new to me. Might save my money on sticky notes.

[@PsychesGamingAddiction]

Nice video man! Do you perchance have any tips for actual prep in these notebooks? I`m currently using One Note and it's severely lacking. I would love to see a "How to prep an adventure (pre written adventure) video!

[@tuesdayknightgames]

Alan is on summer break now and might get back into releasing episodes in this series. You're idea is perfect to get him inspired again.

[@PsychesGamingAddiction]

@@tuesdayknightgames awesome! Thanks

[@Grimmlocked]

I have a lecturnum with grid
Dungeon/map on the left key on the right
Each session gets a 2 page spread

[@Grimmlocked]

I’m gonna steal that highlighter thing

[@tac0_brax]

i refuse to die so i have subscribed instead! great video and you've reawakened a love for journals i forgot i had :D

[@professorpsych]

I have more journals than I'll ever be able to fill.

[@cleveland2020]

Highlighter idea!

[@Gingrman-mx4sp]

I use Discord for game design and prep, at least early on. It's so easy to organize and pull up quickly. Notion is great too.

[@antonioborobia4178]

binder for the win. I always switch notebooks so I gotta rip out pages. also having just loose sheets of paper are the easiest to write on.

[@estelaplateada4]

This is the way

[@PTPVods]

All round great life advice, thanks Al!

[@aw367u]

I love how you narrated this 😂

[@professorpsych]

Much appreciated! I live on enthusiasm and compliments.

[@EvoWatches]

That was not a journal. That’s a chronicle

[@Joshuazx]

This is actually a really good video! Subscribe or die!

[@KyleMaxwell]

Moleskine, 5.5" x 8", gridded paper, with a Pilot G2 blue 0.7mm pen. I'm *picky*

[@gegegebebebe5087]

😂 Very good video

[@zanderwohl]

So much speech for so little content. Just get to the point.

[@mariaprestonHomeschoolingUK]

where did you get the fat one with the dots in please
, i love that one ,

[@tuesdayknightgames]

Here you go! smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B...

[@mariaprestonHomeschoolingUK]

@@tuesdayknightgames thank you so much ,much appreciated , but link never worked thanks anyway