Your most used accessories?

[Morrus]

I appear to be addicted to Paizo’s flip-mats. They’ve become my #1 indispensable accessory.

I use both the Pathfinder ones (for any fantasy game) and the Starfinder ones (for any sci-do game). Just need some “modern” ones to finish off the set!

What accessories do you find indispensable?

(Anybody who says “dice” will be ejected into space).

 

[blargney the second]

A few years back I picked up some Femo and made a variety of custom condition markers. They see use in almost every session.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Immortal Sun]

One of these babies for tracking initiative. Also great for sharing secret notes and doodling images to help players visualize the area when not using a board.

 

[muppetmuppet]

laptop

 

[Ed Laprade]

Dic… Aaaaaaaaa…!!!
Ok, it has already been done, but I thought of it before reading Lowkey's post.

For me, old adventure modules and a notebook.

 

[Maxperson]

We use play mats with erasable markers, as well as miniatures as visual aids.

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

Beer and snacks.

I use a battle mat and minis in conjunction with a big screen. I run Roll20 for images, handouts and world maps. It lets the players log in at anytime and read up on NPCs and stuff.

I have an app on my phone to quickly look up spells.

 

[S'mon]

Paizo blank flipmat, especially the Bigger Basic.

Big Book of Battlemats has seen a lot of use since Dragonmeet last year.

For my current Primeval Thule game, my Reaper human villagers minis seem to see use almost every session - as city folk, slaves, mad cultists, etc etc. The players demand that bartender mini!

Dry-erase marker pens snaffled from work.

Cider - Thatcher's Gold at my local, and Rekordlig in town. I love the pub that has draft strawberry Rekordlig!

 

[LordEntrails]

Laptop