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Player Dossier

It would allow Game Masters to keep track of players they may want in future game or just the opposite.
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Sounds useful. Interesting suggestion. In the meantime, here are some workaround ideas to help you keep track of players. Each player has a Profile (found by clicking the person's name on the Roll20 forums or Player Directory). In your web browser you could keep a folder of Bookmarks to the Profiles of players you like. Another way is, start a campaign (starting campaigns is free, and unlimited). Call the new campaign something like Bruce's Friends And Player Dossier, or Awesome People Tavern, whatever you want. Invite the players you want to associate with to join your collecting campaign, where everyone can chat about when to start a game, and spin off new campaigns from that group.
I keep a list on my computer, just thought this would make it easier
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By the way Bruce, here is a newer Suggestion that has gotten a few more votes. Perhaps it has a more noticeable subject title. &nbsp;If you agree it's a good match, please add your Comments and vote +1 on the other thread too. If you want to recover your vote from this thread, you can subtract it from the triangle at the top. Similar thread is: Social Ability To Friend and Like Another Player <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2129778/social-a" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2129778/social-a</a>...
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