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Have you ever seen amazing terrainscapes worthy of legend and have looked on with envy?
Do you want to learn how to start getting into terrainscaping so you can have amazing battlemaps like all of the famous actual play shows?
Well, this is the episode for you.
Welcome back to How to Be a Better DM.
Today Justin and Tanner are joined by Jay from Jay's Tabletop Terrain on Instagram. You can learn more about Jay and what he does by going to: https://www.instagram.com/jays_tabletop/
In today's episode we talk about questions like these:
- How does one start into crafting or assembling terrain for their D&D games?
- Which is cheaper in the longer run, buying/3d printing or crafting terrain?
- What handful of pieces are staples and should be first in the list to start with?
- How do you measure distance for tactics in combat if there isn't a grid?
- How do you use terrain to improve the gameplay rather than taking away from it?
And more.
Let us know how you like this episode, but thanks for giving it a try.
We'll be back next time with another great episode.
Until then, let's roll initiative.
Mentioned in this episode:
Brought to you by Session 0 Studios
Visit session0studios.com for more information.
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Did you know that you can have one of our hosts here at How to Be a Better DM be your dungeon master?
That’s right.
All of our podcast hosts are professional dungeon masters that you can hire for your private or corporate dungeons and dragons game.
We can do one-shots or long-term campaigns.
If you want to schedule your first session with us, go to https://session0studios.com/dungeon-master-for-hire/ and get started.
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So a little bit of a spoiler alert. We’re building an army.
That’s right, we’re building an army of amazing dungeon masters who want to make the world of D&D a better place.
If you want to join our army and fight by our side against the evil forces of boredom and bad dming, join our Discord and lend your voice to the cause.
Go to Session0studios.com/discord and join for free today.
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Have you ever seen amazing terrainscapes worthy of legend and have looked on with envy?
Do you want to learn how to start getting into terrainscaping so you can have amazing battlemaps like all of the famous actual play shows?
Well, this is the episode for you.
Welcome back to How to Be a Better DM.
Today Justin and Tanner are joined by Jay from Jay's Tabletop Terrain on Instagram. You can learn more about Jay and what he does by going to: https://www.instagram.com/jays_tabletop/
In today's episode we talk about questions like these:
- How does one start into crafting or assembling terrain for their D&D games?
- Which is cheaper in the longer run, buying/3d printing or crafting terrain?
- What handful of pieces are staples and should be first in the list to start with?
- How do you measure distance for tactics in combat if there isn't a grid?
- How do you use terrain to improve the gameplay rather than taking away from it?
And more.
Let us know how you like this episode, but thanks for giving it a try.
We'll be back next time with another great episode.
Until then, let's roll initiative.
Mentioned in this episode:
Brought to you by Session 0 Studios
Visit session0studios.com for more information.
Give Us a Rating and Review
You obviously have really good taste, you’re listening to How to Be a Better DM after all. We thank you for your support. If you’ve ever gotten anything useful from our show, take a minute to give us a rating and a review. It goes a very long way to making it so How to Be a Better DM can help many more dungeon masters just like you. If you love our content, help others become better dungeon masters too.
Play D&D with Us
Did you know that you can have one of our hosts here at How to Be a Better DM be your dungeon master?
That’s right.
All of our podcast hosts are professional dungeon masters that you can hire for your private or corporate dungeons and dragons game.
We can do one-shots or long-term campaigns.
If you want to schedule your first session with us, go to https://session0studios.com/dungeon-master-for-hire/ and get started.
Dungeon Master for Hire
Join Our Discord
So a little bit of a spoiler alert. We’re building an army.
That’s right, we’re building an army of amazing dungeon masters who want to make the world of D&D a better place.
If you want to join our army and fight by our side against the evil forces of boredom and bad dming, join our Discord and lend your voice to the cause.
Go to Session0studios.com/discord and join for free today.
Discord
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