I tried that style for a few years and more often then not something would happen I didn't plan for which then caused all my other plans to fall apart. Nothing beats experience but best practice is have a rough draft in your brain, an outline on paper and a list of random NPC names on hand.I feel like if I ever dm'd, that I would want to flesh out everything, every scenario, because when I do things, I tend to throw myself in fully and be a perfectionist.
I'm not promising anything, but I'm experimenting with roll20 right now. If I can get it down I'll be looking at running modules on Saturday nights/mornings.Is anyone interested in doing a group on the weekends at all? I'd love to play during the week but my schedule doesn't really allow it most of the time.
Awesome, put me on the list as a potential for that. I'd love to play again if I can make the time.I'm not promising anything, but I'm experimenting with roll20 right now. If I can get it down I'll be looking at running modules on Saturday nights/mornings.
I'd be down for some more DnD.I'm not promising anything, but I'm experimenting with roll20 right now. If I can get it down I'll be looking at running modules on Saturday nights/mornings.
You can import any image to use for a map or whatever, you can purchase or torrent just about any map these days. I'm sure you will find what you are looking for already premade somewhere.Does anyone happen to know of a good method of creating my own (obviously digital) maps for my FG campaign I've started? I'm taking them through LMoP but I'll be branching off to my own content after that. Ideally I'm looking for a program that will let me draw/paint terrains or whatever (for outdoors), or wall creation for indoor stuff, and then drag in modular objects/stuff like trees/bushes/whatever for outdoors, various crap for indoor stuff...
I've found a program called MapTool, and it seems to have some basic terrain painting, but very little in the way of existing modular pre-made pieces to drag into the maps. It seems to support a library of pre-gen content, but I'm having a hard time tracking down an existing library of stuff, and I'd rather not have to create stuff myself, because I'm pretty terrible at actual artistic creation stuff on a computer, not to mention that'd take me a ton longer. I'm also aware of GIMP, which seems to be basically a free photoshop? But again, it seems if I went that route I'd have to create my own shit from scratch, whereas I'm really just wanting a program to facilitate modular map creation from existing libraries of assets.
-Oh, and I guess I'll add, I like the general theme/style of the official WotC adventures, so I hope to keep as close to that theme/style as possible.