Create a Campaign → Path → Node

RPGLMS content is a tree: a Campaign holds Paths, each path holds Nodes, and each node carries three content sections. Any authenticated user — including Free — can create campaigns and author this tree by hand; only AI generation requires an upgrade.

Create the campaign

1. Open My Campaigns and start a new one

   Go to My Campaigns and tap New (top header) — or Create Campaign from the empty state (“No Campaigns Yet”). The Create Campaign sheet opens.

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2. Fill the campaign form

   The required field is the Framing Concept (the campaign’s core idea; it stands in as the title if you leave Title blank). Add a Title, Description, Subject Area, Audience, the Ready to Play toggle (whether students can see it), Vocabulary, House linking, and management settings. You can also add a first party here.

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3. Save — your House is created automatically

   Save the campaign. If this is your first campaign and you have no House yet, the server creates a personal House for you in the same step. You’re then taken into the Builder (app-bar title “Builder”).

Add a path

1. Add a Path from the builder canvas

   On the Paths divider row, tap the + Add control. The Create Path sheet opens.

2. Fill the path form

   The required field is the Guiding Question — it’s the path’s headline in both the builder and the student view. Add a Description and pick a Boss/Mob type (choose a base type — Dragon, Frog, or Mimic — then a color variant; it defaults to a red dragon). You can set an optional Prerequisite path.

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Add a node and its content

1. Add a Node to the path

   Expand the path and tap Add Node in the Nodes section header (or use the path’s ⋮ menu). The Create Node sheet opens.

2. Fill the node form

   The required field is the Learning Objective — it becomes the node’s title. Optionally set a Prerequisite, a Due Date (Optional), and a published toggle (drip-feed nodes by publishing them when you’re ready).

3. Author the three content sections

   Open the node to reveal its three inline sections: Investigations, Questions, and Reports, each with its own + Add control and empty state. Tapping a section’s add opens the matching editor.

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