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Session Journal / Blog Posts completed epic normal 2026-02-19T07:43:05Z 2026-03-20T15:37:21Z

Let users tell the story of their nuzlocke run through session journal entries (blog posts).

Nuzlockes are inherently story-driven — encounters you first think are weak become the star of the show, a needed sacrifice lets the run survive, one crit in a boss battle means defeat. Users should be able to capture those moments.

Concept

For each play session, users can write a short post to document what happened. Posts can:

  • Include rich text / markdown content
  • Embed screenshots and images
  • Automatically link to their current team (or a subset of it)
  • Reference deaths, new encounters, and other run events
  • Be tied to a specific run

The journal becomes a chronological narrative of the nuzlocke run, with game data woven in automatically.

Decisions

  • Editor: Plain markdown textarea with preview
  • Images: Via markdown URL syntax (no uploads)
  • Run linkage: Entries belong to a run, optionally linked to a boss battle
  • Visibility: Private only (no sharing — deferred until user accounts exist)
  • Templates: Blank slate — no templates

Success Criteria

  • Backend: journal entries CRUD API is complete (nuzlocke-tracker-vmto)
  • Frontend: journal list, editor, and view are functional (nuzlocke-tracker-d68l)