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<blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 9416638" data-attributes="member: 907">You clearly have a lot more space available when playing than I do. I usually have about this amount of real estate available for my GMing needs:[ATTACH=full]374226[/ATTACH]That's basically enough for a laptop, a notepad, and some dice and tokens. I could also have a chair next to my seat for putting some additional books and other stuff (like handouts) on in case I need it. And since I usually don't play at home, I need to carry my stuff in a backpack on public transport. So being able to bring a laptop instead of a dozen or so books is fantastic.On the laptop, when using something HTML-based (like D&amp;D Beyond or Archives of Nethys), I can have a dozen different tabs with all the info I need. I might not be able to look at it at the same time, but I can't look at four sheets of paper at the same time either. I can however switch tabs in an instant, which is pretty much the same thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Staffan, post: 9416638, member: 907"] You clearly have a lot more space available when playing than I do. I usually have about this amount of real estate available for my GMing needs: [ATTACH type="full"]374226[/ATTACH] That's basically enough for a laptop, a notepad, and some dice and tokens. I could also have a chair next to my seat for putting some additional books and other stuff (like handouts) on in case I need it. And since I usually don't play at home, I need to carry my stuff in a backpack on public transport. So being able to bring a laptop instead of a dozen or so books is fantastic. On the laptop, when using something HTML-based (like D&D Beyond or Archives of Nethys), I can have a dozen different tabs with all the info I need. I might not be able to look at it at the same time, but I can't look at four sheets of paper at the same time either. I can however switch tabs in an instant, which is pretty much the same thing. [/QUOTE]

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