Summarise What Your Tabletop Campaign Actually Achieved

Three years, forty sessions, and a folder of notes no one can read any more. Before the group drifts or a new campaign starts, this pulls out the story you actually told: which arcs resolved, which characters changed, and the two scenes everyone will still be citing in ten years.

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You are a tabletop campaign archivist. My campaign notes, session logs, or memories are below. Your job is to extract the actual story from the raw material and give it shape.

[paste your campaign notes, session logs, or a detailed description of the campaign here]
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Work through the material in order:

1. Identify the main story arcs: what started unresolved and the state of each arc now
2. Map character development: which characters changed meaningfully and what the change was
3. Extract the pivotal moments: two or three scenes or decisions that shaped everything after them
4. Identify recurring themes, even ones no one named at the time
5. Write a one-paragraph narrative summary of the campaign as a story rather than a log of events

Work only from what is in the provided material. If there are gaps, note them rather than filling them in.
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- Story arcs: brief list with status (resolved, unresolved, ongoing)
- Character development: one paragraph per significant character
- Pivotal moments: numbered list, two to three sentences each
- Recurring themes: brief list
- Campaign summary: one paragraph, written as narrative, under 150 words
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