Never Forget an NPC Name or
Session Detail Again With This Simple Tool
Here's Why the NPC Tracker Workbook Will Immediately Help Your Campaign:
- 240 names pre-filled in the worksheets for you. Just print and run. No more naming hassles.
- Drop names instantly into sessions and make notes in each NPC's own details box.
- NPCs are grouped by theme and culture for depth-of-world and better immersion.
- Blank pages you can print to name and track as many NPCs as you want for your entire campaign.
- Never lose an NPC detail again!
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