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Ben’s RPG Pile » Blog Archive » D&D A to Z: Underworld — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 18:28:07 +0000

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Ben’s RPG Pile » Blog Archive » How Old Are You? — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:50:22 +0000

[...] And what a year it’s been. We’ve been inspired and driven to create a slew of handy home brewed accessories (including our beloved Condition Flags and Hit Dice). We’ve uncovered a clump of handy downloads from fellow skillful inventors (such as the helpful Anatomy of a Combat Turn and Magic Item Cards). And we’ve reviewed a flock of must-have gaming products (including industry legends’ Hirst Arts and Dwarven Forge) [...]

By: bendbuddy

bendbuddy — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:19:08 +0000

Hello, Well, we actually set everything up on handy boards. See our 11-3 Chairmen of the Boards entry. They work really well and actually speed the game. You can also take a gander at our Dungeon Walkthrough YouTube video for more detail on the prep work. And I use a table behind me that covers up the boards via dish towels so there's still some surprise. If you use Dungeon Tiles, be sure to try using the non-skid shelf liners. It will help keep everything in place.

By: PJ Rake

PJ Rake — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:17:17 +0000

just discovered this site and it’s awesome!

we’ve been using dungeon tiles, but the dwarven forge looks amazing!

quick question: how do you set these up during the course of the adventure? do you feel it slows the game down. that’s my only concern. with the dungeon tiles, i pretty much set them up as fast as i can while the players are getting ready for battle, or i’m still describing the scene.

i would love to hear your tactics in setting up the tabletop without interrupting the flow of the game. thanks!