The longer the campaign, the more threads. Three factions, two cults, five antagonists, one traitor in the party. After session twenty, keeping it all in your head stops being enough. The board is a visual canvas where you link campaign elements into a web.
An NPC connected to a faction in conflict with another faction that has a plot item hidden in a city where another NPC lives, who is an agent for a third party. Try writing that as bullet points.
The board shows it visually. Click an NPC, see every link. Click a faction, see members and conflicts.
Some GMs plan linearly. Others plan in a web. The board supports both.
Keep a linear plan and a web of relationships on the same canvas.
Betrayal, factions, secrets. Without a board, all of it lives in your head and unsorted notes.
With a board you see it all at once: who knows what, who lies to whom.
Talehaven also has geographic maps (continents, cities, dungeons). That is a different feature.
A map with pins and terrain -> /maps. Visual planning of plots -> you are in the right place.
Many more features are on the roadmap. We ship them every month with feedback from GMs and players.
Create an account, build your first campaign, add an NPC or a location. The rest follows in time.
Discord, YouTube, Facebook - that is where we talk to GMs and players. Drop in, listen, leave feedback.
