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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 2151501" data-attributes="member: 8835">Let's see I've done:minis with 3d settings (dungeons, hilltops, houses)flat color layout of the PC's ship + pirate ship, in scale to minis (1.5"=5' scale, 130' ship)I've used wooden and Pirates of the Spanish Main ships for combatI've done crime-scene drawings for a murder mystery adventure (ala Jack the Ripper)I've done newspapers (ongoing, 3 issues in, each is 2 pages long or so)I've done certificates for Officer PromotionI've done letters to PCsIf I did a modern game, I would definitely write some web-page stuff to create fake computer systems for the PCs to login into and research.  But then, I'm a code monkey, so that stuff's easy.I just bought a raven puppet, and I plan to use it as my character's familiar in the next game I get to play in.  I have a gnome conjurer, with a raven familiar.On this same topic, I looked up the TrueDungeon site, and their backstory.  Apparently it derived from an event called JeffCon, where the DM, named Jeff made a lot of use of physical props, and eventually led to him having a prop-packed session once a year called JeffCon.  He did things like made the actual staff the PC's found, and hid a secret compartment in the bottom of it.  So the prop was interactive.Janx</blockquote>