RPGScribe v2.0.25 — what's new

Character history by session, campaign planning from YAML, clearer transcripts, and Markdown blog publishing.

This update gives you much more control when your players change characters, makes campaign planning easier to automate, and improves the reliability of summaries, transcripts and campaign data.

New

🎭 Character changes that respect each session

When a player changes character, you can now record exactly when it happened. For example: “Bob played Thorn until session 5, then played Vex from session 6.”

• Add a character change from the Players tab, and see each player's
• Older session summaries, recaps and transcripts keep showing the character
• Milestones and story arcs that cover the transition recognise both
• Renaming a player character updates that name throughout their recorded

Improvements

• More dependable summaries. RPGScribe now keeps track of characters,
• Cleaner campaign text. Internal references used while building a
• Faster scene summaries. The summariser can finish a scene in the same
• Up-to-date transcripts. After you rename or remove a speaker, open
• Clear Summary refreshes everything it changes. Clearing a summary,
• A clearer speaker-count control. The upload form's Number of Speakers

Fixes

• Scene summaries no longer confuse similarly formatted text with internal
• If an update cannot be applied while a scene is being summarised, RPGScribe
• Transcript names now handle player names containing special characters
• Character histories stay attached when sessions are renumbered, deleted or

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