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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7526785" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I looked at Beadle and Grimm. I don't want to pay a premium for props.&nbsp; I don't need separate printed DM maps.&nbsp; Just give me 1&quot; = 5' scale battlemaps for all important encounter locations and all the minis (can be cardboard tokens, maybe with painted minis in &quot;premium&quot; sets) I need to run the game. Battlemaps and mini. The players hand-outs can been real nice in some adventures, but most do not warrant the prices of beadle and grim. I only want high-quality handouts for items that the players are very likely or certain to get and which they will need through out the game. A treasure map or an ancient parchments with clues that pertain to the entire span of the campaign.I think, however, VTTs are were most of the product advancement will go. But there needs to be device optimized for gaming that is portable and software that doesn't take a long time to get up and running with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 7526785, member: 6796661"] I looked at Beadle and Grimm. I don't want to pay a premium for props. I don't need separate printed DM maps. Just give me 1" = 5' scale battlemaps for all important encounter locations and all the minis (can be cardboard tokens, maybe with painted minis in "premium" sets) I need to run the game. Battlemaps and mini. The players hand-outs can been real nice in some adventures, but most do not warrant the prices of beadle and grim. I only want high-quality handouts for items that the players are very likely or certain to get and which they will need through out the game. A treasure map or an ancient parchments with clues that pertain to the entire span of the campaign. I think, however, VTTs are were most of the product advancement will go. But there needs to be device optimized for gaming that is portable and software that doesn't take a long time to get up and running with. [/QUOTE]

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