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Man if I were DMing and had this it would be way too tempting. Especially if theres a bard or cleric in the party; you know I'd be using this on them 😂😂😂

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Loved the full vid, looks amazing 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Ahh yes, the rigorous "Jack Black" test 😂

i don't even play dnd but this is so fucking cool! you're a real bardificier dude :D

as someone who’s been playing guitar for around 3 years this is both sick as fuck and horribly painful to watch

More like a rgb gaming guitar lol. I wouldve added some cool mideval or futuristic looking stuff instead of a bunch of rgb lights. Still cool though.

Full video is posted on my page :)

Yippee

that’s some determination

You have my attention.

A little golf pencil, an eraser, and a small notebook. Otherwise that was a really cool kit

Me rolling every stat:

cleric, nature domain and just flavour healing spells as food.

A few notes: Double the size of the spell cards, at least. A lot of players are going to find that tiny font impossible to read. Include a notebook! I recommend a flip-book spiral bound across the top. Super cheap, gives your player something to take notes on, and feels disposable enough to rip pages out and hand over as notes if needed. If it's not big enough to fit a character sheet into after a single fold, consider stepping up the size slightly. i.e. should probably be at least 4.5" x 6", hard to tell if that one is from here. The idea being, they can store *everything* in the box, and just grab the box and run out the door for game night.

I've found that the little rectangular prisms that Chessex dice sets come in are really good for putting one or two minis in to keep them from being knocked around by your loose dice or other stuff when you don't have foam inserts to cushion your minis.

This is amazing

Awesome. Add a golf pencil... sharp

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You can also add a cheat sheet on which dice is which <3

this is super cool but i am going to stick with paper characters on a paper map because I have a total budget of about 20 bucks (to kickstart a party of fresh players with me being a first time dm)

Might do this for my players! I’m so tired of keeping all of their scrap papers with my own notes lol, boxes for everyone!!

So essentially we are banishing through dice into the nice Jail before a campaign even starts

Heal with food? Druid. Goodberry

Cavalier fighter to use the dog as a mount all the time

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Let me guess.. safe sex?

This is lovely! But, to be entirely honest, if I had gotten one of these boxes at my very first session I would have felt intimidated, overwhelmed with too much commitment. 😂 Yet, these boxes are super cool and even after decades of playing I'd love to have this cute little box! 😊

R those dice made of rubber?

"Do you remember your first game of Dungeons and Dragons?" Nope, still haven't had it yet.

The best way to welcome a player into a game is to give them the book and an amount of time for them to read through the rules. Don't play with people if they don't know the rules, and if they ask stupid questions, respond with "RTFM"

Would it be possible to link your gift of knowledge sheet in the description as well? <3

I would love that table of what to do during your turn.

Really awesome idea, it's clear you've put a lot of thought into this. It's very considerate of you! Just please tell me that you put the dice inside of the bag so that they wouldn't scratch the figure

Get a whiteboard instead of the paper. Infinity reusable.

Oh man, losing your first dice does hurt. My original collection of dice just disappeared one day over a decade ago. I've never really recovered. I have a collection of perfectly balanced clear dice in my dnd binder and a couple random sets, but no bag or desire to start a new collection.

If you play with a battlemap, a little rolled up paper ruler with real-world inches and game-world feet marked on it could be helpful. I bought a mini tape measure a few years back at an Autozone and it's been just about the best $6 I ever spent on a tool for playing, so paper approximation may be appreciated.

Alchemist Artificer.

With that size box, you could add a pocketmod character sheet and a spellbook. There are a number of pdfs available, so you should be able to find something you like.

Genuinely crazy this video only has 423 views. I guess people glossed over it because of the title 😅

I know this is a month old but for anyone else a Bard’s Song of Rest is great for flavoring as cooking to heal. You can also manufacture healing potions during your rests as well (in the form of baked goods) bardic inspiration could be cookies/biscuits. When you think of cooking as a bard’s art it all comes together

Great idea! Do you have a link to the table you used?

I do hope you ended up making the halfling and flavouring Goodberry into her cooking.

Could we please get that "gift of knowledge" card? The file you printed from. It would be really usefull for new players *-*

The gift of Knowledge is by far the most useful thing to give to any new player, need to start making them for my players (old and new). so many times i see a new person just be like "i attack" and thats it... there is so much more to do!

It's prolly too late, but considder the beastheart from MCDM, a class built around having a monsterous wild companion. As for healing with food, the chef feat does most of it, so just let her have that a few levels in advance, alternatively give everyone a extra ASI at level 1 or something.

I'd probably add a little notebook and pencil with a rectangle eraser and mini pencil sharpener.

References to climb speed are really great, but that list is a bit cumbersome and id almost bust it out down the line. Id try to promote the idea of "say what you want to do" and then we find mechanics to resolve your action. What a list like that could do to some players is limit their creativity and maybe immersion. It just feels like a less responsive UI from a video game, and that cpuld be a turn off to gamers and non gamers

Not sure if you’ve figured out a class yet, but just in case, a Alchemist Artificer with the potions flavored as food would work decently. Got the idea from another RUclipsr.

Yep, 3.5 grappling rules are incredibly complicated and annoying.