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Faking calendars in RW

weogarth

Well-known member
Hi all,

Not looking to spark anything about delays and whatnot, but after waiting since Kickstarter, I need to get SOMETHING with calendars into my RW db. I know others use spreadsheets and such but I'm not interested in that kind of a solution. I need something in RW so both my players and myself can refer to it at anytime.

I have a homebrew campaign and I use a personalized version of the Faerunian calendar 12 30 day months with 3 10-day sen in each and 5.25 holidays between months.

Has anyone done this yet? If so how?

I've done some brainstorming and am about to start experimenting. My best starting point seems to be a custom category called Calendar with sections/snippets for each sen of 10 days.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts
 
You can replicate a calendar pretty easy. Create a topic for each month. Within the topic create a table to replicate the calendar. Inside each day you can note the events that occurred. Assuming you have topics for each event it will link up and you get an interactive calendar.
 
So finally getting a chance to look at this again. I was looking to create a category with the table pre-built in it. I'm guessing this isn't possible, or at least not what you what you were thinking.

Which category would you (did you) build it out of?
 
You could create a single topic with the table in it and then use that as a template. Just create a copy of that specific topic and the graph will then replicate.
 
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