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Post by kris on May 8, 2019 4:40:28 GMT -9
This one isn't really terrain or miniatures ...but it is gaming related - and I do do my usual thing of wrapping things in printed textures:
So, if you're planning a RPG adventure (or series of encounters) in which the characters are seeking several parts of a broken artefact, then this little prop might be of use  Oh ...and here's the pdf: LINK
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Post by wyvern on May 8, 2019 11:39:11 GMT -9
Nice idea to add props to your range as well as the scenery, minis and maps/scenarios. RPGs like Call of Cthulhu have long encouraged all kinds of player handouts like this, and some of the recent published scenarios have come with similar props printed on heavy cardstock. Those have often had eye-watering prices as well though, so something like this is very useful for many of us  Just catching up with your videos tonight too - the (not now it isn't) livestream is running alongside this; only twenty minutes in so far, so am looking forward to how it turns out! Liked the speeded-up cavern drawing by the way. Several artists have done similar things online, and its always great to watch, though it does tend to reinforce the need for those like myself to rely on computer-generated mapping software, as we can't achieve anything like this artistic skill freehand 
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Post by kris on May 9, 2019 14:16:04 GMT -9
Glad you like the prop idea ...I've always liked handouts and stuff like that (as a GM or as a player) - so it's good to know that others might be able to get some use out of this one too (though I've not actually used it myself yet - as I'm still writing/planning the adventure that it will be used in). Also, the time lapse thing was just done for a bit of fun (yeah, my idea of fun is a bit weird  ) ...but glad you liked it all the same.
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Post by squirmydad on May 9, 2019 16:02:08 GMT -9
Brilliant! And if the player forgets to bring the prop handout then you can assume that the character has also misplaced the item for that night of adventuring.
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