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(not sure if we had that already, but I felt reminded of this when I saw the circus troupe thread)

my current homebrew setting set-up is designed to get around some of the issues of “knowing the setting.” All beginning campaigns...

Its of course anecdotal...I've had two different groups that self-initiated mapping...one tried drawing accurately with mixed success...

We've now completed the first ten adventures in my "Down to Erthe" campaign, and the adventures thus far are: Down Under (PCs battle...

I do very similar, except I use multiple chessex wet erase battle mats or my DIY dungeon tiles. I encourage the players to map as a way...

Personally, I think making a map as you go, as players, is a fun part of dungeon adventures that it’s a shame so few groups want to do...

Here is an image of one of the recent ones I done and also I've experimented with blowing up Dyson logos, maps and using them.

I draw a map for the players at a 1-inch = 5-feet scale on beige cardstock with sharpies and wedge-tipped black markers. I then...

Small complex few rooms? Draw it out on the grid map as they go. Logic: Good visuals, no need for character mapping it was so small...

Well I suppose the "tailorability" of the rules in DnD is more of a culture/expectation thing and not that the rules are particularly...

Tailorability of the setting (and even the rules) is one of the major strengths of DnD design and why it remains the most popular TTRPG...

Well, a real circus travelling, which is a 'circus troupe', works for me. I once did a circus campaign in which each party member was a...

And thank you for reminding me to go back and finish watching this (which I am doing currently). I am grateful when posters can hear and...

And thank you to Eric Noah's grandmother, whose "grandma rule" helps keep things civilized here. Johnathan

This site seems to be the only one I visit regularly and contribute to. I enjoy the people and the willingness to help others with...