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As for the webpage itself, you can of course go full developer and write something with django or flask but that might require a bit too much effort at the beginning. For an easier time I'd propose kanka as it's hosted online. You probably could also go with obsidian but that you'd either have to host somewhere (and give your players access to the files) or pay for publish option. AWS S3 site hosting or gihub hosting might also be worth checking out but will require from you to create the page by yourself, with all CSS nightmares and writing html.
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As for the webpage itself, you can of course go full developer and write something with django or flask but that might require a bit too much effort at the beginning. For an easier time I'd propose kanka as it's hosted online. You probably could also go with obsidian but that you'd either have to host somewhere (and give your players access to the files) or pay for publish option. AWS S3 site hosting or gihub hosting might also be worth checking out but will require from you to create the page by yourself, with all CSS nightmares and writing html.
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