The Best Money I Spent on D&D
42K views · Jul 2, 2026 · Education
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@CitanulsPumpkin · 2 months ago · pinned
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzis5W1eQ6o&t=1655">27:35</a> You had me right up until the hat and the accent came out. As an eighteenth century London street urchin, I can't stand it when my culture is appropriated. I didn't stick a knife in Jack the Ripper's kidney all those years ago just to be mocked.
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@MossyAntler · 2 months ago
Having the front page be the PC’s last session is so good
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@MossyAntler · 2 months ago
Phoning it in and going the extra mile is like all of GMing
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@Ultrawup · 2 months ago (edited)
title correct, writing a whole newspaper for a handout is absolutely insane<br>super cool though, I feel handouts are severely underused in dnd
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@johncousen345 · 2 months ago
You have some very lucky players, those newspapers look awesome.
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@garrickstangle5996 · 2 months ago (edited)
When I roll up random scrolls I print them, then a moment with scissors, roll it up, and an inch of tape to 'seal' the scroll I have it as a handout. Then I put several in a coffee cup at the game table and when they win a scroll I invite them to pick their scroll and open it. I use slightly different fonts for the types: an old english for mage spells, a celtic font for clerical, a sans serif for everything else, It's been well-received.
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@mwhearn1 · 2 months ago (edited)
"I sit down and just type up paragraphs..." If only it were that easy. Reminds me of Monty Python's lesson on how to play the flute. But if writing does come easy to you, then this is brilliant.
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@ViashinoAdorer · 2 months ago
That character from MtG is Teysa Karlov
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@sleeplessDM · 2 months ago
This gave me an idea for a rival thieves guild in my campaign to use Thieves Cant to communicate with each other and their partner organizations via the classified ads
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@jptoto · 2 months ago
I am such a nerd for D&D arts and crafts as a GM. This video speaks to me.
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@craiggersify · 2 months ago
I also do newspapers, and one of my favorite things to include is a minor/below the fold article reporting the player’s deeds - but getting details and motivations wrong, and featuring in-world figures approached for comment and speculating on possible outcomes.
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@danielalexander8402 · 2 months ago
Dadi, you are correct about not indenting the first paragraph of an article.
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