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In a typical campaign, it’s possible for the characters to start at 1st level, dive into an epic story, and reach 10th level and beyond in a short amount of time. While that pace works fine for many campaigns, some DMs prefer a campaign with pauses built into it—times when adventurers do things other than go on adventures. By introducing downtime activities that take weeks, months, or even years of effort, you can give your campaign a longer timeline that allows events in the world to play out over the course of years.
Don’t you want to play D&D during the times when you’re not around the table? What if you dedicated 5 minutes of your time every day to checking in on your character, like your RPG version of a Tamagotchi pet? Instead of playing whatever casual game, you can have your Dwarf create “The Crusher”, a custom war hammer, and keep tabs on the status with your DM. When it’s finished crafting, you could coordinate with the Tiefling wizard in your party to enchant it, sharing the costs and time requirements, so that when the downtime session is over and you’re all gathered together for the next adventure you’ve kept the party working together and have some cool rewards to show for it.
Downtime Manager is a comprehensive tool to manage Downtime Sessions – the time spent between D&D adventures. Using this tabletop companion app, the DM and the party members to create, run and manage activities between adventures, spending the time in a fun way between actual tabletop RPG sessions.
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A review of 2021
Dear Downtimers, 2021 has been an amazing year for Fanatic 5 and Downtime Manager. Let's see what we have accomplished:We managed to launch Downtime Manager 2.0. on all three platforms in May. Wrote 38 000 lines of code. Released 8 major updates and 5 smaller...
Development Diary #31
Hey Fellow Downtimers! After a long winter break, we're here again. We were so preoccupied with designing and developing the app that I was completely left behind writing the Dev Diary ...
Development Diary #30
Hey Fellow Downtimers! The current app store approval process has taken much longer than usual, but we can finally say:Downtime Manager version 2.8 is officially available!The content of the version can be read in DevDiary # 29 (link), but in short:changes in the subscription system...
Downtime Sessions of the Fanatics #2
Prologue Even the busiest party members may suddenly be able to put together a weekend together to play D&D. Well, it happened to us in early October (that was or very-very-late-summer game weekend). What was special now was that we managed to finish the game with...
Downtime Sessions of the Fanatics
Prologue Even the busiest party members may suddenly be able to find a weekend to play D&D together. Well, it happened to us in early October (that was or very-very-late-summer gaming weekend). The thing which made it special was that we managed to finish the game...
Downtime Sessions for the Lost Mine of Phandelver
Downtime Session inspirations for the Lost Mine of Phandelver By EvilDM The following pages contain inspirations on how to add great downtime sessions to the Lost Mine of Phandelver campaign. Since you are the DM, you can alter the adventure however you want, make time shorter or...
Development Diary #29
Hey Fellow Downtimers! Downtime Manager 2.8 is with the QA team now, so you can expect it to be released pretty soon. Let’s see what we’ve been working on in the past weeks!Spoiler alert 🙂Tokens for D4 (free tier) users: we listened and actually heard tons...