This is where the redesign gets built up screen by screen, ahead of it becoming the real app. It shares nothing with Quest Board itself and holds no real session data. Every catalogued surface is drawn: 107 surfaces across seventeen pages, lane 9 the last of them.
As of 26 September. Reviewed means you have looked and any changes you asked for are in. Not started means there is nothing to look at yet. Question open means there is something below with your name on it — right now, nothing.
| Lane | Standing | Waiting on you |
|---|---|---|
| 9 · Stat blocks and character sheets | Reviewed 21 Sep "Looks great." Levelling up added to the sheet; every derivation shown once; rolling during play left to Foundry (D85). Q11 to Q14 yes. Redrawn for the build, 30 Sep (#737): Notes & actions gained Actions and the header gained Rest… (D209); the explanatory lines, the recap promise and the Foundry export are gone (D208, D210, D200). | Nothing. Actions and Rest… are new since your last look; the drawing follows D200, D208 and D210. |
| 6e · Browsing the rules (v4.7.0) | Built, 30 Oct Stage 1 of 4 of browsing the rules (#1240): the kinds with counts, a kind as an A–Z list with its filters, a phone, and the empty and failed states. | Everything: it is new. Four questions at the bottom. |
| 6f · The rules library (v4.7.0) | Decided, 31 Oct Stage 2 of 4 (#1241): the server’s rules library outside any campaign, a record opened, Browse on each pack in Admin, a phone, and nothing loaded. | Decided (D305–D309); being built. |
| 6g · Each system’s filters (v4.7.0) | Decided, 2 Nov Stage 3 of 4 (#1242): PF2e spells, creatures and equipment, 5e spells and equipment, and a phone. | Decided (D310–D313); being built. |
| 6l · Names in Prep (v4.7.0) | New, 3 Nov #1257: Prep’s Names drawer draws from Quest Board’s own lists, by kind and style, never repeating a name in a campaign; an AI only describes a name you pick. | For review: three questions. |
| 6j · Facts the session may have changed (v4.7.0) | New, 3 Nov #1280: after a session, the self-hosted model suggests changes to a page’s Status, Allegiances, Ruler, Leader or Owner, each with the words from the recording, for the GM to use, change or turn down. | For review: four questions. |
| 6k · Fill it in (after 4.7.0) | New, 3 Nov #1328: roll a page’s empty facts offline, and the people and places they point to; a whole company from its size and trade; from the editor, the names page and the table. | For review: four questions. |
| 6i · The page’s infobox (v4.7.0) | New, 3 Nov #1279: a title bar, a picture or map with a caption, suggested facts by page type and game system, and facts Quest Board already knows filled in. | For review: the field lists and four questions. |
| 6h · Browse where it’s used (v4.7.0) | Decided, 2 Nov Stage 4 of 4 (#1243): the sheet’s pickers open on what fits, Prep’s drawer browses, and Find at the table. | Decided (D314–D317); being built. |
| 1c · The public pages | Reviewed 20–21 Sep Second look applied: Licences & notices reworded; the numbers, the themed stops and the setup reminder confirmed; every proposal accepted. | Nothing. The reworded licences page is worth a glance. |
| 8 · Outside the app | Reviewed 20 and 26 Sep On 26 Sep the build of lane 10 (#736) drew what D124 and D149 to D171 added; its questions, O18 to O29, were answered the same day as D221 to D232, and the Discord settings redrawn with pickers (D226). | Nothing. The pickers are new since your answer. |
| 7 · Admin | Reviewed 20–21 Sep A server owner (D68) and prices in Plans & entitlements (D71) are in; every proposal accepted. | Nothing. Prices are new since your last look. |
| 6d · The party and its world | Reviewed 21 Sep "Looks great." | Nothing. |
| 6c · Writing the wiki | Reviewed 21 Sep Two pages with one name now go Wikipedia's way (D72); stat blocks moved to lane 9 (D73). | Nothing. The naming stills are new since your last look. |
| 6b · Reading the wiki | Reviewed 21 Sep History for anyone who may edit (D69). | Nothing. |
| 6a · Talking | Reviewed 21 Sep "Message" replaces "More, if it helps"; a GM seeing every thread confirmed. | Nothing. |
| 5 · Prep | Reviewed 21 Sep No changes; D41 kept. | Nothing. |
| 4 · At the table | Reviewed 18 Sep L1 to L12, the questions the build's survey raised about Table mode, answered 25 Sep as D111 to D122; a recording start window (D123) and "Test the bot" (D124, #824) followed 26 Sep (#731). | Nothing. |
| 3 · The session | Settled 17 Sep | Nothing. |
| 2c · The rest of a campaign | Reviewed 18–21 Sep Themed lines on full-page stops only; the voice rule gains "concise". | Nothing. |
| 2b · The rest of Settings | Settled 17 Sep | Nothing. |
| 2 · The campaign core | Settled 16 Sep | Nothing. |
| 1b · Home and you | Reviewed 18–21 Sep Plan & billing stands; its prices come from Admin (D71). | Nothing. |
| 1 · The shell | Settled 15 Sep | Nothing. |
| The looks · the icons | Settled Lapis Table. | Nothing. |
None open. Your answers of 21 September are all recorded: Q1 to Q10 as D68 to D73, Q11 to Q14 as the confirmation of D74, D76 and D77, and Q15 as D85 amended (rolling during play is Foundry's, not Quest Board's). Every proposal made while drawing is accepted, and every lane is reviewed.
From the build, answered 23 September: B1 to B13, the questions the first three build lanes left open. Three change what the product does and are recorded as decisions: D91 (a played session's row in the sessions list carries one line of recap, and the list's filter covers it), D92 (an invite link can be set never to expire; the default stays 7 days) and D93 (the owner sees Settings even as a plain player, with only the sections that are theirs). The rest — what to build when, and the departures made while building, all ratified — are on #729.
From the build, answered 24 September: D94 (erasing a member never regenerates summaries; recaps stay as written) and L1 to L10, the questions lane 4's survey raised about the session pages, recorded as D95 to D104:
The drawing of lane 3 stands, with those departures. The breadcrumb reads the session's number (D86).
From the build, answered 25 September: L1 to L12, the questions lane 4's survey raised about Table mode, recorded as D111 to D122:
The drawing of lane 4 stands, with those departures.
From the build, answered 26 September: two more, recorded as D123 and D124. D123 amends D116: recording may start only from N minutes before the confirmed time (per campaign, default 30), so an early "test" can no longer attach audio, a transcript and a draft summary to a game nobody has played yet; an in-progress session is never blocked, and the rule covers Discord's /record start too. D124 is "Test the bot" (#824) — a full-pipeline check that records a short sample, transcribes and summarises it, and shows each stage, with the results kept as an unattached test run or deleted when done; nothing it produces reaches players. It's tracked for lane 10 (#736) and will get its own drawing and rows before it's built.
From lane 10's drawings and build, answered 26 September (#736): O18 to O29, recorded as D221 to D232. Every one went as recommended except D226 (O23): the Discord server, channel and voice channel are chosen from pickers now, listing only the GM's own Discord servers and the channels the bot can see, with typed IDs for a GM who hasn't linked Discord. The rest: stop early still transcribes (D221); the session page's Test the bot opens Settings (D222); an administrator reads "you run this server" (D223); "Stop these emails" stops that kind everywhere (D224); the star and wish reads "On Home" (D225) on its own sub-row under Sessions (D232); a test's AI use counts, marked as a test (D227); no recording bar during a test (D228); nothing in Discord when a test crashes (D229); a webhook counts as having Discord (D230); and a failed summary never reaches the channel (D231).
From lane 11's build, answered 30 September (#737): L1 to L11, the questions the character-sheet build left open, recorded as D243 to D253. Every one went as recommended, so nothing already built changes: the build scripts plus a small committed pack, with the full starters a release step for you (D243); the generic sheet for any system or campaign without a definition (D244); Start a character makes the page at once under "Players suggest" (D245); one version per person per 10 minutes (D246); a player always reads their whole sheet (D247); a thin 5e demo campaign, Hollow & Ash (D248); "Carry on with …" kept 30 days (D249); free-text class and ancestry names (D250); sheet definitions in administrators' packs only (D251); "for good" reaches the party (D252); and the Hit Points sum keeps its built wording (D253).
From lane 11's level-up build and the issue work, answered 1 October: sixteen answers, recorded as D254 to D269. Ten confirm what was built. The ones that change something are D255 (in a milestone campaign the GM marks a level as waiting and the player levels up, #1007); D261 (another class's feats are shown disabled with the reason, #1008); D262 (binned wiki pages travel in an export and are imported straight into the bin, #1009); D268 (shortening the transcript window becomes an ordinary confirmation, #1010); D266 ("ask the rules" becomes its own later issue, #1011, and #553 is closed); and D265 (a shown card stays shown when its page is binned; #996 is closed with no change).
New since your last look, if you want to glance: Levelling up, and the derivations shown once (lane 9); Actions and Rest… on the sheet (D209).
What comes next: the build, lane by lane (#366). Lanes 1 to 3 — the shell and Home, the public pages, the campaign and its Settings — are built and waiting on your review (#727, #728, #729). Lane 4, sessions (#730), is being built.
Lane 9 — stat blocks and character sheetsReviewed 21 Sep
A full, system-specific character sheet, for NPCs and player characters, that works for any game system because the sheet's definition is data in a pack, like the rules and bestiary: the sheet with every derivation shown, who edits and who sees, items and spells from the loaded content, the system's own creation steps with its dice, the block on the page and at the table, the states, packs and the definition, and the seams into Prep and the rules (D74 to D85). Levelling up on the sheet came with your review.
Lane 1c — the public pagesReviewed 20–21 Sep
The twelve pages anyone can reach without an account: the front door, sign in, an invitation, a shared analytics page, Help, licences and notices, not found and the crash screens, setting up a new server, the Discord link pages, the accessibility statement, and privacy.
Lane 8 — outside the appReviewed 26 Sep
Everything Quest Board says where it doesn't own the screen: the campaign's Discord channel, slash commands, reactions and direct messages, email, calendars, and the installed app. Since 26 September it also draws lane 10's additions: Test the bot, the pages an email opens, Discord DMs on the notification grid, the voice channel, and an announcement nobody could post.
Lane 7 — AdminReviewed 20–21 Sep
The server itself: what the public pages say about it, accounts and its owner, every campaign, retention and recordings, backups, content packs and rightsholder notices, the AI models, Discord and email, the hosted service's prices, the instance's health, and the audit log.
Lane 6l — names in PrepNew, 3 Nov
Lane 6j — facts the session may have changedNew, 3 Nov
Lane 6k — fill it inNew, 3 Nov
Lane 6i — the page’s infoboxNew, 3 Nov
Lane 6h — browse where it’s used
Lane 6g — each system’s filters
v4.7.0, stage 1 of browsing the loaded rules (#1240): with the search box empty, the rules chapter lists every kind with its count, and a kind opens as an A–Z list filtered by level and pack.
Lane 6d — the party and its worldReviewed 21 Sep
The map and its trail, the party page with today's Loot & XP editing moved onto it, a quest and the quest log, handouts, and the rules as a chapter of the wiki at last.
Lane 6c — writing the wikiReviewed 21 Sep
The side-by-side editor, a new page and what happens when its name is taken, the drafts the LLM writes, Suggested wiki updates and Wiki health — and a block for some people, not only the GM.
Lane 6b — reading the wikiReviewed 21 Sep
The wiki's front page and search, a group of pages, an article and its History, the GM's More menu, Recent changes, and the deleted articles nobody could see before.
Lane 6a — talkingReviewed 21 Sep
Discussions and a thread, the Talk tab on an article and on a session, and the table's lines and veils — plus the one "who can see this" picker the rest of the wiki will use.
Lane 5 — prepReviewed 21 Sep
The GM's prep sheet and its tools, from the first idea for a session to the cards that go on the shelf, and the campaign-wide planning page.
Lane 4 — at the tableReviewed 18 Sep
Table mode: the GM's shelf of cards during play, what the players see, a screen the whole table can read, the recording, and the sweep at the end that decides what was worth keeping. Scenes drawn as real, reusable things for the first time.
Lane 3 — the session, start to finishSettled 17 Sep
One page through five lives: proposed while people vote on a time, confirmed, cancelled, and afterwards the transcript, summary and record of what happened — plus the notes three different audiences keep on it.
Lane 2c — the rest of a campaignReviewed 18–21 Sep
The series, the storyline, the highlights and the analytics, and the patterns every page shares when something goes wrong — including how errors sound and how Quest Board talks.
Lane 2b — the rest of SettingsSettled 17 Sep
The seven settings sections lane 2 did not draw — invites, ownership, recording and AI, the wiki's permissions, content packs, Foundry, and archiving or deleting the campaign — plus how you move between all nine, and the parts of General lane 2 left out.
Lane 2 — the campaign coreSettled 16 Sep
The four screens a campaign is used through — This week, the sessions list, making a session, and members & characters — plus the live-session bar, the banners, and the frame Settings needs.
Lane 1b — home and youReviewed 18–21 Sep
Home, starting or joining a campaign, your profile and notification settings, and plan & billing.
Lane 1 — the shellSettled 15 Sep
The furniture every other screen sits inside: the bar along the top, the Contents, and the three things the bar opens — your account, your notifications, and search. Drawn in Lapis Table.
The six looksSettled
The same Design A screens rendered six ways. The look is settled — Lapis Table, which every page now opens on — but the others stay up for comparison.
The icon setSettled
All sixty-seven icons, each at the sizes it is used at and on the dark table background, with what it means and where it appears.