My "D&D" Game Master Toolkit REVEALED!

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  @BobWorldBuilder · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @amesng2706 · 3 years ago

  I really love to use a book called “the monsters know what they’re doing” in prep because it really helps me understand the monster or monsters I am running

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  @Enthusiastofall · 2 years ago

  I don’t know if this is for anybody else but seeing a full filled out notebook is so satisfying.

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  @TheWintersoldier84 · 3 years ago

  I pass out Deodorant and Listerine strips to my new players so I don&apos;t pass out myself.

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  @hannasophia18 · 3 years ago

  I completely forgot about when I ran an Eberron campaign, I would make a pdf of the Sharn Inquisitive with different articles that also contained clues and plothooks. That was so fun! Really want to do something similar again

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  @joedavis6524 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdKy4secjEQ&amp;t=369">6:09</a> TABLES!

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  @beancounter2185 · 3 years ago

  The &quot;unusual dice&quot; is a great idea!

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• LU

  @lukebortot7625 · 3 years ago

  I always run D&amp;D at someone else&apos;s house so I have to be very intentional with what I bring. The only stuff I bring are: dice, pencils, a pencil sharpener, blank printer paper, dry erase markers, a foldable dry erase mat, a set of cheap plastic chess pieces to use as minis, a knotted cord to measure distance, a deck of playing cards for initiative, and some notes.

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• BE

  @bendegarmo8366 · 3 years ago

  My more &quot;unique&quot; things I always have at my table:<br>- small bluetooth speaker, with atmospheric audio ready to go<br>- a wood wick candle, trying to que up the smell to a location if possible<br>- Booklight that clips to my DM screen<br>- photo album. This one is new for my current group, but I print out 3x4 photos of NPCs to label and put in the album for the players

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  @Zer_Cassandra · 3 years ago

  I love weird dice. I found two d30s at a thrift store that have all the letters of the alphabet and 4 &apos;wild spaces&apos;. I have used them to name a few NPCs when I was stuck during my prep time with what a name should be. Just roll them, look at the letters it gets and start making mouth sounds of them until it morphs into a name. Obviously that can&apos;t really work in the middle of a game, but weird dice are always fun to collect.<br><br>An other die I have that is weird is a green die that has what looks like various types of attacks. There is an archer on one side, a person shooting a magic or psychic blast, someone kicking, etc. I haven&apos;t really used it before, but I have considered rolling it with some d4s or d6s and making little enemy squads/camps. Like roll is and get like 3 archers, 2 mages, and 5 martial artists. Then just go and dig through statblocks to make them.

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  @PlasmaFields · 3 years ago

  Bob: I have like a dozen sets of dice!<br>Me: (looks at dice mountain) Yeah... I have... about... that many too...

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  @theastralwanderer · 3 years ago

  Probably the most-used tool in my toolkit is Maze Rats. Great for prep. Great for generating random stuff at the table. It&apos;s compact and almost endlessly useful!

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