Here’s something roleplaying gamers and archives staff have in common: managing lots of paper! The GM Campaign Journal<\/a> is great for keeping notes, adventure ideas, NPCs, and more well organized, and the Character Portfolios<\/a> do the same thing for the sorts of info players accumulate. But over the course of an exciting campaign, both players and GMs also end up with handouts, maps, images of characters, creatures, and artefacts, and items from the Prop Set 1<\/a> that make the game fun and immersive. How to organize all of that?<\/p>\n\n\n\n It so happens that the Magnus Institute also manages a fair bit of paper! This set of twelve 1\/3-tab-cut manila file folders is straight from the Institute’s supply closet. Each bears the Magnus Institute nomenclature, but they have a variety of stress patterns reflecting a history of use in the archives.<\/p>\n\n\n