#legendkeeper

Holy shit, this timeline maker by Legendkeeper is so fucking helpful. I know I still have the ITS theme and Chronos Timelines for Obsidian, but the Legendkeepr Fantasy maker is so much easier for me to quicky create events, ranges, and drag-and-drop events throughout the timeline.

I still want this timeline for WOR to be in my Obsidian worldbuilding vault. So once I nail down the full timeline (from the Primordial Gods, Age of Antiquity, Age of Relics, Age of Hiding, Age of Tumult/Modern Era) in this timeline creator, I'll be able to reflect all events in my Obsidian vault.

265 YEARS OF PLAGUE UPON YEE

Okay. So. I need everyone to be aware of Legendkeeper. I've been using it for worldbuilding for about a year now. It's a bit like Notion but better; it's designed for fantasy worldbuilding for writers and DMs, although you could probably use it for a lot of things. It has an auto-link system if you want to link pages together by name (which I do in my particular set of worlds). It has a customisable map feature with drop-pins and links to other pages. It has unlimited subpages and tags and different block types. It has a whiteboard feature with customisable cards that link to other pages.

But the reason I'm freaking out right now is because they now have a fantasy timeline system. It's fully customisable, from the number of minutes in an hour to the number of months in a year, and it has three different views, and you can make it however you want. You can make separate timelines and view them together. I have been looking for a fantasy timeline maker that didn't suck for over a decade now, and there is nothing out there like this. This isn't an advert; I'm just so fucking excited. (I know I'm using too many italics. I don't care; I'm so fucking excited.)

Because who's going to stop me from making a year that's 10 months of 40-something days that are 26 hours long split into 8 weeks a month now that it's easy 😂