The Initiative Tree
I just showed up to my buddy’s house for our weekly D&D Night, and he pulled out this awesome creation that he built.
After we roll for Initiative, we each put on our clothespin to remember the order of our turns. I was so immediately impressed that I asked him if I could snap a pic and share with the rest of you. He graciously agreed.
Nobody in the party is allowed to have a backstory with dead parents.
Too easy, meet me in my gauntlet. D&D Nightmare mode: Nobody in the party is allowed to have a sad backstory.
your party all has to schedule time to visit their live parents roughly once a month even if that conflicts with their normal quest flow. bringing souvenirs for your younger siblings is encouraged
truly impressive how d&d persuades so many people to willingly participate in both math AND improv, two things that most of the population goes out of their way to avoid
OVER 300 DOWNLOADABLE & PRINTABLE D&D CARDS!
I made over 300 of these bad boys to better help new players understand equipment or simply to add a more organized way of playing. All equipment, items, gear, vehicles, weapons, and armor are included in the free PDF with the google drive link below.
PDF DOWNLOAD https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzlzB4FzIyPQenZJaE00aV93VlU/view?usp=sharing
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