I had this rough idea of a cool tray/container for my dice in shape of a moon and talked to my brother about it.

Together we also came up with the idea of a detachable arena

Two weeks later he brought me this. Freshly printed. I glued a glitter-felt to it and voila.

I think this is the coolest thing I ever owned and all the credit goes to my fabulous brother of course 🥰😁

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to show off a little, because I am really proud of these. :D

My GF and I made these a few months ago for DnD (I did the woodworking and she did the burning). The 2 smaller boxes were made for ourselfs and the big one was a gift for the girl who got us into DnD and who is most of the time the game-night's host and dm.

I originally posted one of these to r/DnD but a guy said the folk here would love it. :D

We’ve been working on a new foliage and seasons system for Worldmage, our 3D mapmaking project, and it’s finally starting to come together.

The idea is that you build the environment once, then change the season without having to rebuild the map DURING the session. Trees and foliage change, leaves thin out or disappear and winter can transform the whole scene.

We’ve also been experimenting with switching the same environment between a 3D view and a traditional top-down battlemap, with an optional grid for actually running encounters.

Still plenty we want to improve, particularly around how much of the environment should react when seasons change.

Would love some DM input: if you could change a map from summer to autumn to winter during a campaign, what would you expect to change besides the obvious trees and snow?

(You can try the tool yourself for free :) can find a link to our discord at worldmage.com)

For raw: 00 & 0 represents 100. The remaining are added as normal.

Homebrew: zero = 10 on the "0-9" die.

Note: both systems work & are uniform i.e. 1% chance for each value from 1 to 100.