10.1 Creating & Editing an Adventure Note
10.0 Adventure Notes 10.1 Creating & Editing an Adventure Note

Click the green "New Adventure Note" button to write one, or the green "Edit" button on a note to change it. The form lets you set a Title, optionally nest the note under a Parent Note or file it into a Folder (a note can use one or the other, not both), and control publishing with the Published?, Pinned?, Visible to Party, and Editable by Party toggles. The Content editor autosaves as you write. Game Masters also get a Game Master Secrets section and, when editing, a "Change Author" option.

Any party member can create notes. A note can be edited by its author, by a Game Master, or by anyone if it's been marked both public and party-editable. Deleting a note, on the other hand, is limited to its author — and when a note is deleted, any notes nested under it move up to its parent rather than being deleted.

Create or edit your adventure notes Create / edit note form

10.1.2 Adventure Note Drafts

Any note that isn't published is a draft, listed in the "Your Note Drafts" panel in the sidebar. Drafts are private to you — not even the Game Master can see them. Publish one by opening it and switching Published? to yes.

Heads-up for GMs: if a player is removed from the campaign, their notes stay but lose their author, and any unpublished drafts are force-published. A private draft can become visible this way, so it's worth reviewing a departing player's notes before removing them.
Create adventure notes drafts to publish later Chronica adventure notes drafts panel