consumable$10–18used in 1 side quest

Project tracking journal

A structured notebook with prompts for documenting skill progress, difficulty ratings, and lessons learned. Converts scattered experiences into a searchable reference you'll actually use months later.

What to look for

  1. 1Pre-printed framework sections (what you learned, difficulty scale, next steps)
  2. 2Lay-flat binding so pages stay open while you write mid-activity
  3. 3Storage pocket for receipts, tickets, or printed resources
  4. 4Thicker paper (90+ gsm) that won't bleed through when using gel pens

Skip

  • Journals marketed for "productivity"—you need reflection prompts, not task lists
  • Spiral binding that catches on bags or makes pages tear out easily

Used for: Recording what worked and what didn't after skill-building sessions · Rating challenge difficulty so you can pick appropriate next steps · Storing photos or notes from completed activities

Side quests that use it

Pick the adventure first; the gear follows.