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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Siberys" data-source="post: 5423006" data-attributes="member: 30619">For the weekly Gamma World game I'll be running, this is what I have;My ipad - I convert my campaign notes to landscape PDFs for table use. I also made a 'DM Screen' with the damage and DC by levels table, and a chart with condition effects and an indicator of how to show them with alea tools. I just switch between these two during play.Alea Tools kit - contains Alea Tools, an assortment of tokens, one of those nametag string things that I use as a LOS indicator. There's also a whole bunch of those generic pogs given out for DDE, though I will probably not be using those with GW, considering all those tokens the game comes with.Gamma World Box - contains both GW books, two copies of the RC (one for me, one for my players) for rules not in the GW books (mounts, vehicles, et cetera), GW maps, tokens and cards, as well as an extra one of those LOS things.Crown Royale bag - 6 or 7 of my favorite complete dice sets, 25 red poker chips (for use as bennies, which I've houseruled in or replaced APs with in pretty much every game I now DM), and occasionally Erol, the owlbear rager miniature and mascot of the Kingmaker campaign I'm running.A multipage folder - for those things that won't fit in the GW box due to dimensions. Namely, some character sheets and handouts.A journal - for notes.I put everything but the GW box in a backpack.EDIT: For that kingmaker game, replace the GW stuff with Pathfinder rulebooks, some binders with maps, a cardboard mailing tube for more maps, and a white erase board for initiative. For other games, I would run them at home, where I don't need to carry stuff around. Bookshelves and my desk work for that.</blockquote>

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