But none of these tools are actually useful unless you can use them on the table. So, I did just that, and started printing out pages from various .pdfs I have to put in one big binder of DM resources!
Here is the cover
Some Palace of the Vampire Queen style empty dungeon keys, in case I need to make something in a hurry/want to make a reference key for an adventure.
Krevborna's Gothic Adventure Generator, in case I want to run something more role-play heavy than a dungeon crawl.
I have a couple pages from my house rules, not the whole document, but stuff like a list of magic items and this handy generic monster table.
For outdoor adventuring I printed out a few pages of lay of the land tables from Hubris.
I also put in most of the appendixes from the AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide.
I also have 2 pages from the Oldskull 1000 Rooms of Chaos, some pages from Zweihander and Shadow of the Demon Lord, 2 levels of Rak-Arnesh, and the mutation tables from Hubris.
Brilliant
ReplyDeleteThis is something anyone can do, especially if they’re been collecting nice things people make over the course of a couple three years.
ReplyDeleteThe ones you chose are really good! Very good idea and good execution. I also like the page sleeves. That I will steal.
Great ideas, here! I'm going to make one and throw in a giant list of NPC names. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI need to cull my current binder to make more room for The Good Stuff (tm). Back to the drawing board...
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