These posts all contain examples of how I use Onenote to organize different D&D notebooks, from general rules to individual adventures. These will hopefully provide inspiration for anyone looking for ideas on how to organize their notes.
D&D Rule Books:
- D&D Onenote (Personal, “Old Style”)
- 5E SRD Onenote v3 (Public, “New Style”)
- What’s missing in the free version?
D&D Campaign Examples:
- Onenote: Curse of Strahd
- Onenote: Storm King’s Thunder
- Onenote: Tomb of Annhilation
- Onenote: Lost Mines of Phandelver
- Onenote: Waterdeep Dragon Heist