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This is after several versions and lots of fixes. The entire thing is designed to met me roll dice and have it overlay over my face. My online Pathfinder group plays with online dice rollers typically, but I wanted something physical.
It's all 3d printed with a cheap led strip up top. I painted the landing plate recently. And it totally killed my rolls once they leave the tower. I'm trying to get it so dice roll to approximately the center.
There is an arm above that holds a webcam in place. The entire thing is 16:9 so the webcam zooms in pretty perfectly.
Next mod is a small door that prevents the dice from rolling off the plate. It doesn't happen often, maybe every 20th roll or so, but it's enough to be annoying.
Hi, my name is Dante and I just published a set of custom Character Sheets compatible with 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons.
[FREE] Black & White, Printer Friendly variant on DM's Guild
[ETSY] All 9 color variants on my Etsy Shop
I appreciate constructive feedback, so feel free to leave a reply or get in touch.
It is between 20 and 25 years old and I can't remember the name of the model or the associated game.
I’m not sure if this sort of thing is right to post here, but I feel it’s in the spirit of the subreddit? :)
(Typo on “G”)
Playing a Glamour bard with backstory hints in the charms chosen.
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The idea is that you get two of these semi circles, put a laminated cut out printed image of an NPC in between and let the magnets snap together. What do you think? Has this been done before?
I’ve been getting into woodworking and making D20’s. This one has a magnetic lid for storage. I decided that now I’d like to make all the dice shapes but have been struggling with the D10 and the angles. Has anyone else made one and figured out what angle to use??
Hey guys, so we just had our first DnD session and quickly noticed that we kinda need some sort of visualization. So I decided to build some tiles for our next session. But I’m not sure where to start and where to stop? What do I need most frequently? I think I’ll start with the 3x3 but would love some advice! :)
I am about to start a binding a leather journal to use as my wizard's spellbook. For now, my only ideas of what to put inside are blank pages to handwrite the spells that he knows with space to handwrite future learned spells. I might add somewhere (inside one of the covers or a front page maybe?) a printed character sheet along with a spell slot tracker. Maybe some misc. note space for items or general notes idk
Do you guys have other ideas of what might be cool/useful to put inside besides the spells, slot tracker, and char sheet?