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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8373034" data-attributes="member: 508">It's a good way for the DM to still get involved in D&amp;D when he doesn't have a game to run.&nbsp; Case in point: our Saturday session is canceled today, since the grown son of the family I play with is moving across town and they're helping him (good thing, too, as he's on crutches due to a broken leg).&nbsp; So even though I won't be running them through my next adventure today, I can still do the stat work for a future adventure (I want to throw some ghouls and ghasts at them before they're too high level for them to be much of a threat), design, construct, and cut out the battle maps, write up the adventure, print out any initiative cards needed, and so on.&nbsp; So even though we had months during the COVID quarantine days where our game sessions were on indefinite hold, I still got to tinker with D&amp;D every weekend.If I can get my son to hunt up his digital camera, I might be able to post some pictures of the hand-crafted monster minis I've made for our past several campaigns.&nbsp; That's always fun, too, and although it takes a fair amount of time to do so it's usually worth the effort.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8373034, member: 508"] It's a good way for the DM to still get involved in D&D when he doesn't have a game to run. Case in point: our Saturday session is canceled today, since the grown son of the family I play with is moving across town and they're helping him (good thing, too, as he's on crutches due to a broken leg). So even though I won't be running them through my next adventure today, I can still do the stat work for a future adventure (I want to throw some ghouls and ghasts at them before they're too high level for them to be much of a threat), design, construct, and cut out the battle maps, write up the adventure, print out any initiative cards needed, and so on. So even though we had months during the COVID quarantine days where our game sessions were on indefinite hold, I still got to tinker with D&D every weekend. If I can get my son to hunt up his digital camera, I might be able to post some pictures of the hand-crafted monster minis I've made for our past several campaigns. That's always fun, too, and although it takes a fair amount of time to do so it's usually worth the effort. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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