D&D 5E (2024) Ultra Pri Offers Drizzt Forgotten Realms Accessories.

[Henadic Theologian]

Ultra PRO Offers 'Drizzt & the Forgotten Realms' RPG Accessories

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Here a picture of the map, hopefully the actual dice map scroll looks better then this, it's hard to make things out on it, it's so faded. The book cover would be cool on HoF.

 

[aco175]

I kind of like this seen in the link above. Did not see a price though. I have seen others similar that people have made themselves and use the page inserts.

(From the site linked) The Dungeon Master is also considered in the line with the Premium Dungeon Master’s Screen, a three-fold, four-panel shield sized to match the Premium Book Cover, with a suede interior and four gusseted write-on pockets each able to hold up to 10 pages. Includes a dry-erase marker, eight initiative tracker clips, and four pages of re-useable stickers.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

I kind of like this seen in the link above. Did not see a price though. I have seen others similar that people have made themselves and use the page inserts.
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(From the site linked) The Dungeon Master is also considered in the line with the Premium Dungeon Master’s Screen, a three-fold, four-panel shield sized to match the Premium Book Cover, with a suede interior and four gusseted write-on pockets each able to hold up to 10 pages. Includes a dry-erase marker, eight initiative tracker clips, and four pages of re-useable stickers.

Can you make out all the names on that map, or am I not the only one who finds that needlessly hard to read.

 

[aco175]

Can you make out all the names on that map, or am I not the only one who finds that needlessly hard to read.

If I open it in another tab, then I can zoom in. It is still hard to read and I only know by knowing some on the world already.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

If I open it in another tab, then I can zoom in. It is still hard to read and I only know by knowing some on the world already.

One odd think I noticed was in the space between Narfell and Thesk, Ashanath appears. Here's the thing, the name does not appear on 3e or 4e maps of the area, it's just split between Narfell and the Great Dale.

Ashanath was the Kingdom that used to be in that area in ancient times, before the Kingdom was destroyed. So who or what resurrected that Kingdom?

Oh and another confirmation Chondath is back.