What makes Sphinx Stationery's TTRPG journals so good?

*This is peer-reviewed and totally not biased at all*

No matter what long-form campaign TTRPG system you're using, Sphinx Stationery journals share some basic tenants which make them the best tool to organize your game. If you want to get into the nitty-gritty of the journal contents for system you play, check out the specific Spotlight article.

1. Front & back Page Foldouts make important information always accessible.

No matter where you are in your journal, you will always have your most important stats at your fingertips. 

2. Eraser-free with Wet Erase templates.

Information that will be changed often is wet-erase compatible and your journal will come with a fine tip marker! The foldouts and tab dividers can easily be wiped away with a damp cloth.

3. Tab-dividers for maximum organization and information access.

Each section is designed for one part of the TTRPG experience and custom to the system you're playing in.

Pathfinder Notes has spell templates different to the ones in DnD Campaign Notes.

4. Every page is designed for your system and that system only.

Get outta here with those generic template pages for items and spells! Sure, NPCs, Organizations and Places are pretty similar for any TTRPG, but if there is a difference in mechanics, these journals account for it. 

5. You can reference pages within your journal.

Page numbers are a beautiful thing. Oh you have a NPC that lives in a city within a region who's a part of a larger organization married to another NPC, that's also super important for the quest you're currently doing? No worries, inter-reference all of that from your quest page so you can easily navigate your lore.

6. What's better than a dress with pockets?

A journal with pockets, duh. For all of the extra Sphinx Stationery tools you have or the game props you may need!