Tracker tool
Tabletop Tavern Gear Checklist & Tracker
Record gear pieces as you discover them, separate collection runs from no-gear attempts, and keep route notes close while you work toward cleanup goals.
- Best for
- Collection
- Saves
- Browser only
- Exports
- CSV notes
What this tool helps with
Keep collection goals and restriction runs from colliding.
Gear is useful for long-term army strength, but the achievement list also includes a route that asks you to complete a campaign with no gear obtained. This page keeps those two goals visibly separate.
Build your discovered list
Add gear names as they appear, mark owned pieces, and export your notes when you want a backup.
Separate run lanes
Tag entries as collection, normal clear, no-gear risk, or review so one route does not blur into another.
Return with context
Use notes for shop, event, faction, or battle context when you return to the run later.
Gear tracker
Add each gear piece when you see it.
The safest way to use this checklist is to fill it from your own runs. Enter the gear name, choose a status, add the route lane, and leave a short note such as the shop, event, faction, or army role where it appeared.
Your entries stay in this browser on this device. Export a CSV if you want a copy before clearing browser data.
Total entries
0
Owned
0
Needed
0
No-gear risk
0
| Gear | Status | Run lane | Note | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No gear entries yet. Add the first piece you discover above. | ||||
Achievement targets
Three gear-related goals need different run behavior.
Gear collection, gear avoidance, and general progression pull your route in different directions. Pick the lane before you start taking shop rewards.
Armory's First
Acquire 5 gear pieces. Use the tracker to count owned entries without mixing in skipped pieces.
Gear Eternal
Collect all gear pieces. Keep names and route notes so repeats do not feel like blind reruns.
No Gear No Problem
Complete a campaign with 0 gear obtained. Treat gear stops as hazards, not upgrades.
No-gear run check
Do not use a collection habit on a restriction run.
The easiest way to ruin a no-gear attempt is to treat a reward stop like a normal upgrade moment. Before committing to a no-gear campaign, decide how you will handle shops, chests, event rewards, and tempting gear choices.
Before the run
Set the tracker lane to no-gear run and mark any tempting reward stop as a risk note, not an owned item.
During the run
Avoid gear pickup behavior entirely. If a route choice is unclear, choose the safer non-gear path.
After the run
Move risk notes into your normal collection list only after the restriction attempt is finished.
Route decision table
Choose the right gear behavior for the run.
A gear piece can be useful, harmful, or irrelevant depending on the run goal. Use this table before marking an item as owned, skipped, or risky.
| Run lane | Best tracker status | What to write down | Main risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collection | Owned or needed | Gear name, where it appeared, and which army role wanted it. | Forgetting whether the piece was actually acquired. |
| Normal clear | Owned or skipped | Whether the item solved a real fight problem or just looked tempting. | Overbuying gear instead of fixing army roles. |
| No-gear run | No-gear risk | Shops, reward stops, and choices you must avoid during the attempt. | Accidentally obtaining gear and invalidating the route. |
| Review later | Needed or skipped | Unclear gear names, uncertain value, or route notes to revisit. | Letting vague notes pile up without a cleanup pass. |
Common mistakes
The checklist is only useful if the run lane stays clean.
Most gear tracking mistakes happen when players mix a collection mindset with a restriction mindset.
Marking a skipped item as owned
Only use owned when the gear was actually obtained in your run.
Starting no-gear with collection notes open
Filter to no-gear risk before the run so the table shows what to avoid.
Writing names without context
Add at least one route clue: shop, event, faction, hero, or army role.
Trusting one browser forever
Export CSV after a long cleanup session so browser cleanup does not erase your notes.
FAQ
Quick gear checklist answers.
Does this page list every gear piece?
No. Use it to build your own discovered list as you play. That keeps the tracker useful without filling it with names you have not seen yet.
Which achievements does this help with?
It is built around Armory's First, Gear Eternal, and No Gear No Problem. Those goals need different run behavior, so the tracker separates collection and restriction lanes.
Can I use it for consumables too?
You can write consumable notes in the same table if that helps your run, but the status labels are tuned for gear collection and no-gear routing.
Will my checklist move to another device?
No. The list is saved in this browser on this device. Use Export CSV if you want to move or back up your notes.