What is Mindscape?
Mindscape gives GMs a dedicated workspace for organizing their campaign and running a theater of mind game. It lives right in your sidebar, and it's built around one idea: everything you need to run a session should be one click away, not buried in journal entries and folders.
Features:
Locations
Build a visual, nested map for your sessions. Each location is a card with an image (or without, if you prefer), and you can nest locations inside each other to create a hierarchy. Drag them around, connect them, drop into sub-locations. It's your world at a glance.
Mindscape Scenes
Click "Show" on any location and your players see it as a full-screen scene. Drag actors onto it and they appear as portrait tokens with smooth fade-in animations.
Actors board
A visual board for tracking how your NPCs and PCs connect. Draw connections between actors, add colored tags, and keep notes on each character. Click any token's notes button (works on ALL tokens, not just mindscape scenes) to pull up their notes instantly.
Location Notes
Drop notes directly onto your location canvas. They're transparent, borderless, and blend right into the background. Click into one and a formatting toolbar slides into the header. Resize and drag them wherever you want.
Clues Kit Integration
If you're using Clues Kit, Mindscape ties right into it. Link clue folders directly to your locations, so when you navigate to a location you're one click away from its clues. Create folder hierarchies that mirror your location structure, or link to existing folders. Everything stays in sync.
Plot Line
Plan your session as a flowchart of beats. Connect them, branch them for player choices, and display the flow line right on your canvas (or floating on screen) during play. Click through beats as your session progresses, expand them to read your notes. Your players never see it, but you always know what's next.
The module was made with ease of use in mind, I've used other theater of mind/session management tools and they took too long to set information up, to set scenes up, to move characters between locations, every decision I made in the design was to make session management easy for the GM.
Everything is drag-and-drop. Locations, notes, actors, the plot line, the sidebar width. If you can see it, you can probably drag it.
Actor notes are accessible from any token on any scene through the token HUD. You don't need to be on a mindscape scene to use them.
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