The Ultimate Dungeon Master Kit

[@TylerWhitlock]

This is absolutely revolutionizing. Finally a DM kit that inspires me. You carded everything, and as a magician myself, using blank cards that I have sitting in my pile of cards, and using marked decks for some roleplaying.... and then using cards for cheat sheets....Freaking genius!

[@Suillus_Luteus]

Oh those blank playing cards are so cool. I’ve always hated giving my players a floppy piece of paper.

[@ThisCrits]

I'm impressed with how much "generation" content you have in your kit. I am also amazed at how different people's kits are! You have things in there I never would have ever imagined to put in mine but now I want like all of the stuff you have in yours hahah

[@carolineolsen6428]

Those condition rings also fit perfectly around Bananagrams tiles. For a low-prep game, use initials for your monsters.

[@leodouskyron5671]

Love this kit. Almost enough to make me want to dm again.

[@milohobo9186]

I have nothing like this and so I usually just run pre-made adventures. I believe I would love to go off the beaten path, and this would help, but I'd definitely want to have practice using this stuff. I bet someone could package and sell this kind of a kit for the masses and make a killing. Pair it with a quick DM guide to improving and randomization and it'll be golden!

[@VMSelvaggio]

My wife and I both have the ran-dice.... they are awesome for just personality stuff for Random NPC creation. Very cool!

[@isaiah460]

Always great to see!

[@kriegthepsycko5587]

Really big fan of the arcane goods item cards. Bought like 3 packs a while ago and there is nothing better.

[@junkred9466]

I’d love to buy all this in one set/kit!! We need a kickstarter from you 👀

[@modtyrant1784]

Yea the NPC generator looks pretty cool but its too clunky and slow for me. I made my own system using random templates modified by a deck of random events that i made my self. Its extremely interpretive on purpose so you can make snap decisions and not worry about having made a "mistake". My problem with rule heavy systems in general is you can't really make snap decisions without risking making mistakes. Which is why i all ways use custom encounters and monsters XD.

[@ianstewart7927]

@@modtyrant1784 Would love to see what this looks like! Been doing DnD with my kids and NPCs take me too long to create and use

[@TolgaXatalic]

Very neat and unique! Just bought the same inspiration tokens :)

[@gamewrit0058]

Brilliant walkthrough of your boxes. Thanks for sharing! 🎲🐲

[@NoNamesLeft0102]

7:26 I know someone who might have use

[@gabrielgott1540]

I really like your kit! Have you ever heard of dice fall battles random terrain generation dice? I use them all the time to make forest encounters and they're great

[@bruced648]

paper, pencil and one D6... let's play! everything else just gets in the way.

[@welm8412]

You made me want like more than half of those

[@craiggordon2502]

The story cubes there is an app with all there sets you can use. And mix and match them from different sets

[@tassaron]

Wow! What a great collection of weird dice

[@frankfart2986]

Great Video. The npc generator cards look great.

[@mjr8888]

7:03 I see what you did there

[@DungeoneersPack]

So organized 😲

[@renn_frenn]

That die just cast bardic inspiration

[@TheClericCorner]

You know...I might just make on anyways 😂 Great video man!

[@Indestructoboy]

You wait your damn turn!

[@eb2191]

I love this

[@Biltzeebub]

Do you have a link to those action economy cards?

[@Haexxchen]

Inspiration struck while watching your video. I usually plan my adventures and don't have much use for random dice. (I will not like the weather I rolled and decide differently anyway. But I always wanted to play a completely random chronicle with no prep.) So, when you don't have ridiculous dice for 100€ lying around, what do you do? Let your whole group come up with an idea for what is next. Write them down on paper and mix. Draw one from your dice tower and roll with it. Players are the best at fucking themselves over and inspire the DM, when they are depleted of creative energy. Seeing you complain about the clunky story dice, why not make your own? Buy blank smaller dice and put your own (or your groups) symbols on them. Erase after the adventure if you like.

[@sleepinggiant4062]

I like the NPC picture cards you had in the three ring binder. I'm not seeing those in your links.

[@Indestructoboy]

Actually, a majority of those aren’t printed anymore. I had to scour through eBay

[@petegiant]

Index cards are the best.

[@fableagain]

I love all the different dice you have! Do the blank playing cards work with dry/wet erase markers?

[@Indestructoboy]

Yup!

[@TheHypeGoblin]

OH NO I’ve been tagged… welp.

[@SteelySam]

Challenge accepted

[@TYOjoe]

i really like all the cards

[@shaelacloud1819]

Plz add a pdf of the action economy cards ;-; plz

[@mcullennz]

Oh you missed Sly flourish

[@Pr0pheT77]

What product are the NPC portrait cards?

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

What is the tiny potion dice called and where do I get them?

[@SavageGreywolf]

Hey Taron, do you have any recommendations on how to get useful feedback on a homebrew for unknown creators?

[@Indestructoboy]

There's my Discord that you can join up with, but feedback's not always a guarantee there. There are a few communities floating around the internet, but that's basically the same thing around there as well.

[@remthewanderer]

Are the cards reusable, like a whiteboard?

[@carpefuego]

Very cool

[@ronas1996]

I love you man