Product: Nucleus One
Best For: Administrators
Industry: All
Summary: This article explores how Nucleus One can be leveraged as a comprehensive tool for managing a tabletop RPG campaign, outlining steps for both administrators (Game Masters) and users (players).
A tabletop RPG is a game where players describe their actions, and a Game Master narrates the story, often using dice rolls to determine the outcome of events. The document you're viewing, "Using Nucleus One for Tabletop Roleplay," suggests how to use Nucleus One as a tool for managing a TTRPG campaign, with sections for both administrators (Game Masters) and users (players).
In this scenario, the admin is Game Master of the TTRPG campaign.
Add a new project. Name the project just “Campaign”, or the specific name of your campaign.
Navigate to your new project, Campaign, then to Settings. Navigate to Fields.
Add the following fields:
Player Name
Character Name
Character Class
Navigate to your new project, Campaign, then to Settings. Navigate to Tags.
Add the following tags:
Character Sheet
Fields: Player Name, Character Name, Character Class
NPC Stat Block
Lore Notes
The ladder 2 tags will be used by the Gamemaster, to label their personal documents to be used in the campaign.
Navigate to your new project, Campaign, then to Settings. Navigate to Assets.
Add the Character(Characters) asset, with the following settings:
Fields: Character Class, Character Name, Player Name
Field for item naming: Player Name
Requirements, Tags for documents: Character Sheet
Navigate to your new project, then to Settings. Navigate to Workflow Processes.
Click on the plus icon, and name your workflow process.
Trigger: Tag Update
Tags: Character Sheet
Action: Asset
Asset: Character
Action: Email
To: Admin
Subject: New Character Created
Body: New character created.
Attach Document
The process detects when a new Character Sheet is created. This generates a new asset, and notifies the admin.
Create a Submission Form linked to the Character Sheet tag, including Player Name, Character Name, and Character Class at minimum. You can either make this from scratch, or upload your own blank character sheet like the one below.
Ensure that the form is set for public access.
In this scenario, the users are the players of the TTRPG campaign.
This system solves the following problems in a TTRPG environment:
Nucleus One provides a robust solution for managing a tabletop RPG campaign by centralizing character information, automating asset creation and notifications for the Game Master, and offering a public-facing submission form for players. This system streamlines various organizational tasks, allowing both Game Masters and players to focus more on the game itself.