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<blockquote data-quote="Gnarlo" data-source="post: 999568" data-attributes="member: 2995">Depends on where my players are that week. 90% of my gaming is online now; I use Klooge for the &quot;table&quot; and gameboard and Netmeeting or Teamspeak for conversation and description (still playing around with them and trying to decide what we like.) Every once in a while, we will all get on Neverwinter Nights and run a multiplayer module with everyone when we want something more visceral then cerebral (think of the difference between watching and reading LOTR).The times that we actually get to be face to face, I have my PC with DMFamiliar on it on a side table to keep track of all my notes and campaign stuff, as well as the SRD on it and any additions / homerules. I also have a stack of index cards, my dice, a GM screen, notepads, my rule books, etc., because a lot of the time it is just less distracting to my players and quicker to just jot down a note quickly than to turn and start clicketing away on a keyboard. Plus, they sit up and get paranoid if I start typing, so it makes it harder to surprise them. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />On the table when we face to face, we use minis or counters (thank you Firey Dragon), and map out the entire dungeon as we go with Mastermaze and Hirst Arts blocks./gnarlo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gnarlo, post: 999568, member: 2995"] Depends on where my players are that week. 90% of my gaming is online now; I use Klooge for the "table" and gameboard and Netmeeting or Teamspeak for conversation and description (still playing around with them and trying to decide what we like.) Every once in a while, we will all get on Neverwinter Nights and run a multiplayer module with everyone when we want something more visceral then cerebral (think of the difference between watching and reading LOTR). The times that we actually get to be face to face, I have my PC with DMFamiliar on it on a side table to keep track of all my notes and campaign stuff, as well as the SRD on it and any additions / homerules. I also have a stack of index cards, my dice, a GM screen, notepads, my rule books, etc., because a lot of the time it is just less distracting to my players and quicker to just jot down a note quickly than to turn and start clicketing away on a keyboard. Plus, they sit up and get paranoid if I start typing, so it makes it harder to surprise them. :) On the table when we face to face, we use minis or counters (thank you Firey Dragon), and map out the entire dungeon as we go with Mastermaze and Hirst Arts blocks. /gnarlo [/QUOTE]

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