Imani keeps the group alive between sessions

Campaign Board Game Host Dashboard

A browser-saved host board for attendance, characters, next scenario, unresolved rules, campaign state, component reset, food plan, and the message that gets everyone back to the table.

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Answer first

What this tool solves before the table opens.

Use it for

A browser-saved host board for attendance, characters, next scenario, unresolved rules, campaign state, component reset, food plan, and the message that gets everyone back to the table.

Start here

Get everyone back to the table Send one useful invitation with arrival time, play start, expected duration, prep, food, and hard stop.

What you leave with

A restorable case log with XP, trauma, chaos-bag state, and the next setup action

Your working copy

Mark it here. This browser remembers.

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Need more precision?

Start simple. Add detail only when the table needs it.

The tool above already gives a usable answer. These modes add campaign, serious-table, or expert checks without erasing your work.

Fast, legal, playable

Get everyone back to the table

Send one useful invitation with arrival time, play start, expected duration, prep, food, and hard stop.

  • Confirm attendance
  • Name the next scenario without spoilers
  • Assign setup jobs

Optional session label

Ready when

Attendance, character/deck versions, next scenario, unresolved rules, reset tasks, food, hard stop, and next date have an owner.

What this tool assumes

Spoiler-sensitive state belongs behind a clear warning. Official campaign sheets and apps remain the authoritative game state.
Current authorityBoardGameGeek: campaign organization and persistent-state practice →

Imani's table briefing

The tool has a point of view. The rules still get the final word.

“Momentum is a component. Pack it on top.”

Imani is the fictional cabinet voice presenting this desk. Robert Pruitt owns the research, source review, and editorial judgment; the linked publisher material remains authoritative.

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Campaign Host Dashboard decision and setup visual
Decision visual Use the live fields above for your own table; verify exact components against the cited authority.

Physical table kit

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The useful part belongs beside the board.

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Before

Send one useful invitation

Date, expected duration, scenario name without spoilers, required player prep, food arrangement, and the exact time the teach begins.

  • Separate arrival time from play time
  • Ask for deck/character updates 24 hours early
  • Name the hard stop
Group chat
02

At the table

Delegate physical jobs

One player reads scenario setup, one owns tokens, one tracks round state, and the host confirms—not performs—every task.

  • Rotate jobs across sessions
  • Keep campaign decisions audible
  • Pause for rules only when state would change
Shared load
03

After

Leave a clean future

Record state, photograph the table, bag the next components, list unresolved questions, and send the next date before momentum evaporates.

  • Write a two-sentence recap
  • Version deck or character sheets
  • Store “open first” on top
Return path

Keep the useful version

Print it, download it, or send it to the table.

The downloaded field note includes your selections and checklist state. Private notes stay in this browser unless you download them.

Rules, evidence, and compliance

What this desk follows—and where it stops.

01

Official authority

BoardGameGeek: campaign organization and persistent-state practice

02

Community layer

Recurring player friction informs the workflow; it never overrides published rules or product identity.

03

Scope boundary

Spoiler-sensitive state belongs behind a clear warning. Official campaign sheets and apps remain the authoritative game state.

04

Campaign-ready

This mode records a reproducible high-skill table without pretending the game has a tournament structure.

Open the current authority: BoardGameGeek: campaign organization and persistent-state practice →

Fast rulings before the table

Common questions, answered without the forum fog.

What should a campaign invitation include?

Arrival time, actual play start, expected duration, spoiler-free scenario, required prep, food, hard stop, and assigned setup jobs.

How do we survive a long gap between sessions?

Version characters or decks, photograph state, duplicate critical records, write a two-sentence recap, and pack the next setup on top.

Is the Campaign Host Dashboard an official publisher tool?

No. It is an independent Puzzlewick planning aid checked against BoardGameGeek: campaign organization and persistent-state practice. When the tool and current publisher material differ, the publisher rulebook, FAQ, errata, or event packet controls.

How current is the Campaign Host Dashboard?

Its evidence date is 2026-08-18. Recheck the linked current authority after a new edition, FAQ, points update, rotation, app update, or event packet.

The fortune-teller's table

Yumi has read three for you

“Mmm — come, sit. The glass is warm tonight. Three rose for you; let me show you.”— Yumi, The Hostess