What do you carry your stuff in when going to a game?

[Baron Opal]

A milk crate liberated from Mohawk Dairy. It is also just too dang much stuff and I never use 90% when running a game so I'm about to slim down. Tetsubo's case is looking very interesting. I'll have to check out the local Home Depot.

 

[Darklone]

Other: a car.

Seconded.

 

[Philotomy Jurament]

Laundry basket. Holds my RPG books + boardgames + minis-in-tackle-boxes + mailing tube with a battlemat. And it has handles.

 

[pogre]

If I had to carry all of my miniatures and terrain - I would need a forklift! Fortunately, they live in my friend's gaming room. I use a book bag to carry my rulebooks and DMing notes.

 

[crazy_cat]

Nothing: Its at my house.
Thats at the moment, and:
Other: Once I get my car back on the road I'll use that if the game is elsewhere.

 

[viscounteric]

Way back in the day... an actually stolen mikl crate.

Upgraded to a collapsable crate with a retractable handle...

Nowadays, it's a nice Eddie Bauer shoulder bag my wife got for me for Christmas...

Gotta go fill it up right now for this afternoon's game.

 

[Mark]

Shoulderbag with as little as I can get away with carrying.

*edit* Voted as "bookbag" as this is really the closest thing and close enough.

 

[howandwhy99]

When I DM, I use either the large or medium suitcase depending on what I need. Plus I carry a rolled up, 3' long battlemat for the DM's area.

As a player I could probably show up with nothing (and have), but really all I need are dice, pencils, paper, and my character sheet. And there's more than enough of the first 3 at the DM's house.

 

[Yair]

A shoulder-bag, inteded for use to carry a laptop I think (I'm not certain). Strong and sturdy.

 

[Thanee]

shouldebag / messengerbag

And I only carry the most important books.

Right now, actually, they stay at home pretty much, since we are not playing D&D/d20 PnP currently.

Bye
Thanee