Manage Documents
Mimir uses documents to organize campaign and module content — session notes, location descriptions, lore, encounter plans, and anything else you need for your game.
Document Scope
Documents belong to either a campaign or a module:
- Campaign documents — World-building, lore, factions, and setting notes. Created from the Campaign tab on the dashboard.
- Module documents — Session prep, encounter notes, and location descriptions. Created within a specific module’s prep view.
Creating a Document
- Navigate to where you want the document:
- Campaign tab for campaign-level documents
- Module prep view for module documents
- Click the + button in the document sidebar
- Choose between two modes:
- New Document — Enter a title and create a blank markdown document
- Upload File — Drag and drop (or browse for) a markdown file or image. Supported formats:
.md,.png,.jpg,.jpeg,.webp,.gif,.svg
- Click Create
Editing Documents
Click a document in the sidebar to open it in the rich text editor.
The editor supports:
- Headings — H1, H2, H3
- Formatting — Bold, italic, strikethrough
- Lists — Bullet and numbered lists
- Blocks — Blockquotes, horizontal rules
- Tables — Insert and manage tables with rows and columns
- Undo/Redo — Full history support
Documents are written in Markdown under the hood. The editor renders markdown visually while preserving the underlying format.
Auto-Save
Changes save automatically as you type (after a brief pause). A status indicator shows:
- Saving… — Changes being written
- Saved — All changes persisted
There is no manual save button — your work is always preserved.
PDF Export
Click the Export PDF button in the editor header to export the current document as a PDF.
Reordering Documents
Documents can be reordered using the up/down arrow buttons that appear when you hover over a document in the sidebar. This controls the display order within that document’s scope (campaign or module).
Deleting Documents
Hover over a document in the sidebar to reveal a delete button (trash icon). Click it and confirm to remove the document. This is permanent.
Session Notes
Every module gets an auto-created Play Notes document for in-session tracking (HP, initiative, events). Open it from the module’s Documents panel during play — it auto-saves like any other document.