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The easiest way to play in google docs is probably just a blank page that all your players can edit, with different indentation for Neighborhoods/ Landmarks/ Residents, but if you want something with a bit more polish:

If you want to play in google sheets, Kurt Refling has made two templates that are super easy to copy over — one that you can modify manually, and one that generates formatting using an automatic script.

If you want something with more of a flowchart quality, Miro and Coggle are two mind mapping/flowchart apps that I've found work alright for online play. If you want something that’s a little more structured than a flowchart but not as linear as a google doc, I’ve heard of folks playing in Gingko and Trello. I haven't played a session in either firsthand so I can’t speak to their quality, but they seem like sensible options.

Hope this helps!

rad!

These are some terrific tools and resources! Thank you for sharing!

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Here is my Google Doc format: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xg2zGb6UhWG9E7Z8UTfT5b-Ht5mg-47t8CeSw1gP1W0/...