How to write a letter asking someone I’ve never met to read something they won’t believe. I hope you think that’s a good opening line, because I’ve thought about it a lot. But if all of your playmates have access to a PC, you might be better off with Roll20.Thomas Pepper 1523 South Dupont Avenue Minneapolis 55403 12 July, 2003 Dear Mr Cosgrove, I have some information I think might interest you.

It seems like a convenient alternative to physical maps, especially since its compatible with different devices. When it launches, Brendan will also setup an online market where you can buy more maps and character images. Pledge at least $9(USD) on Kickstarter to get a 1 year (or more) subscription to 3D Virtual Tabletop’s online services. Brendan said the app can handle at least 20 simultaneous users on the same virtual tabletop. That means you and your party members can see and interact on the same map across multiple devices and platforms. You can use the final version of the app offline, but if you pay $0.99 (USD) a month you’ll have access to its cross-platform feature. You can try out demo versions of these apps right now. Some of the other neat features of the 3D Virtual Tabletop include saving the setup of the map, status indicators and fog of war. The app will be available on iOS, Android and Kindle devices, as well as through Mac and PC via a web app. If you can copy an image, you can import it to the app, although I’m not sure how well its automatic cropping function works. His 3D Virtual Tabletop app gives you access to digital maps and creature tokens on your mobile device or desktop computer through a browser.Īside from helping you visualize your adventure, 3D Virtual Tabletop makes it easy to add maps and characters. It doesn’t seem like dungeon masters are going to get their hands on the Surfacescape anytime soon, but Brendon Duncan may have an affordable alternative. Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged d&d, Design, drinks, Geek Art + Craft, Geeky Food + Drink, kickstarter, liquor, whiskey stones A ‘Stranger Things’ version of ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ arrives May 1st Whatever, who needs friends to play role-playing games with when I just bought a whole stack of Choose Your Own Adventure books from the thrift store? Will it be the last time I’m invited to game night? Also yes. They’re rated as food safe, which is an important attribute as far as things you’re going to put in a drink go.Īm I going to pull my lucky whiskey stone D20s out of my glass to roll whenever it’s my turn? Yes. The stones measure approximately 1.6″ wide and 1.9″ tall and are constructed from laser-etched volcanic obsidian. Granted, I didn’t try very hard, but thinking gives me headaches.Ĭurrently an already funded Kickstarter campaign, $52 will get you a single D20 stone with either an Ice Dragon or Lich King theme, and $92 will get you one of each.

And what better way to combine your love of tabletop gaming and fine spirits than with these Ice Monster D20 Whiskey Rocks? I can’t think of any. Tabletop gaming campaigns: I’ve found they’re best enjoyed with a drink in hand.

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