Foxfield Daily Journal And Miscellany — 1926

This volume is a historically accurate daily journal designed for role-players and solo gamers running campaigns set in the 1920s. Each in the series book corresponds to a real calendar year from the decade and is laid out to function as an in-world personal record, suitable for investigators, scholars, travelers, or ordinary citizens documenting extraordinary events. Every day of the year is given a full lined page, printed with the correct date and day of the week, the number of days elapsed and remaining in the year, and traditional calendar conventions such as Sundays marked in red. Secular holidays and major Catholic dates are listed as they were observed in the United States during the period, alongside accurate lunar phases and notable astronomical events. The journal is intended for detailed daily note-keeping during historical and investigative role-playing campaigns, as well as for solo journaling games and other narrative play. It is system-agnostic and not an official accessory for any role-playing game, but it is well suited to campaigns inspired by early-20th-century settings, including horror, mystery, academic, and pulp adventure play. The design and typography draw on real notebooks and calendars from the era, with the goal of creating a functional object that feels at home on a 1920s desk rather than a modern gaming aid. At the back of the book is a miscellany section containing additional pages for campaign use: address-book style pages for tracking recurring characters, ruled pages for extended notes, and gridded pages for maps, diagrams, or investigative sketches. This edition covers the calendar year 1926. Other years in the 1920s are available or forthcoming, using the same format and design.