Ask your story
Ask across every session. Get an answer — or an honest “that's not in the recording.”
Both exchanges below are unedited — a real question the campaign can answer, and a real one it can't.
Who gave the party the chart of the Tidevault approach, and what do we know about her by session 3?
Widow Petch gave the party the salt-sealed chart case containing the Tidevault approach chart, and Maren carried it [1]. By session 3, what’s known about Petch is: - She runs the Brined Lantern and is a former bell-diver. - She knows the Tidevault and the Drowned Bells’ covenant well. - She kept the long green-bronze key that opens the tide-gate, though she handed the ninth key to Maren at the rim for the dive. - She warned the party not to mess with the ninth bell and later took custody of the Ninth Bell Clapper after the escape. - She’s shown herself to be cautious, blunt, and deeply knowledgeable about the Reach’s old workings.
Salt-Sealed Chart CaseCharts in the Back Room, Windows in the MudWet Boots at the Ninth RopeLow Tide Charter → Tidevault Dive (connect…
What is Ferryman Quill's real name?
I don’t have information about that in the campaign records. Ferryman Quill is only recorded as “Ferryman Quill,” a ferryman in grey oilskins who takes passage in exchange for one forfeited question per soul [3].
Eight Bells Under a High TideFerryman Quill → Channel Post (located_in)…Ferryman QuillFerryman Quill → Maren Voss (knows): Known…
Sourced, not summoned
Every answer cites where it came from — a recap, a wiki page, a relationship in your world.
Cross-session memory
“Session 2” and “that innkeeper” live in the same brain. Ask the campaign, not a session.
Honest edges
When the recording doesn't say, the answer says so — and shows what IS recorded instead.
What we don't do
- Fill gaps with plausible fiction — “I don't have information about that in the campaign records” is a real answer you'll see.
- Answer players with the DM's secrets — chat respects the same visibility the wiki does.