The war against Japan — island hopping, jungle warfare, naval battles. From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay.

The forgotten front — jungle warfare, supply lines, and the fight against Japan in Asia.

The desert war — Rommel vs Montgomery, El Alamein, Torch. The war in the sand.

The war between Germany and the Soviet Union — the largest and deadliest theater of WWII. From Barbarossa to Berlin.

Triggered after each GM reply — fold the journal's oldest stretch into a Chronicle file; the journal is never rewritten or shortened any other way.

Triggered after each player message — read the few files this turn actually turns on; files are canon.

Tool-triggered on file creation — create it complete in one write, then make its one link; no second pass over the same file.

Worldbuilder's guide — the tier ladder, building characters, item slots, property, the memory system, and reskinning to any genre.

How this campaign handles the racial, ethnic, gender, and cultural prejudices of the 1930s and 1940s — authentically, without endorsement, and grounded in the lived experience of the era.

The always-on upkeep rulebook — pin this file. The detailed per-type upkeep reference behind the triggered instructions: when to create, what to fill, where to link, and when to update every kind of file.

The always-on prose rulebook — pin this file. How narration stays fresh across a long campaign: signature phrases spent once, varied turn endings, precise moods, and tone that breathes.