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<blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 9529359" data-attributes="member: 7737">Well. I am a 4e neo-grognard so much of what I use dates back to those days. But still!<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Dungeon Tiles. (Looks like they have been &quot;<a href="https://a.co/d/0IDqyEm" target="_blank">reincarnated</a>&quot;.) My most used of these tiles is, weirdly, the wilderness ones, because I have plenty of city and dungeon specific...</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Poster Maps. I'm not going to link to a specific product because I have these from everywhere: every published 4e adventure, many published 3e adventures, Paizo, Star Wars, 13th Age... basically anything with a 1-inch grid or at that scale for eye-balling distances (in the case of a game like 13th Age that doesn't track gridded movement). Related to these...</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Lamination. I would seriously love if someone got me a gift card to FedEx Kinko / OfficeMax / Staples / whatever and wrote on it &quot;to be used for laminating poster maps.&quot;</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Colored glass beads. From craft stores. These can represent everything from conditions (red = bloodied, green = poisoned, etc.) to temporary map elements (conjured walls, clouds) to hordes of minions.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Colored hair bands. From drugstores or anywhere that sells girls'/women's hair products. They fit nicely over minis and again can be used to represent conditions. Particularly bloodied (red) and marked (where we have established conventions that yellow or white = paladin's, blue = fighter's, purple = swordmage's... and if someone bring in one of those weird random powers that marks for no apparent reason on a class that otherwise doesn't do any marking, they get brown).</li>
</ul>So there you go - some maybe off the beaten path gift ideas! (My supply of hair bands is low, please send some.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joshua Randall, post: 9529359, member: 7737"] Well. I am a 4e neo-grognard so much of what I use dates back to those days. But still! [LIST] [*][B]Dungeon Tiles.[/B] (Looks like they have been "[URL='https://a.co/d/0IDqyEm']reincarnated[/URL]".) My most used of these tiles is, weirdly, the wilderness ones, because I have plenty of city and dungeon specific... [*][B]Poster Maps[/B]. I'm not going to link to a specific product because I have these from everywhere: every published 4e adventure, many published 3e adventures, Paizo, Star Wars, 13th Age... basically anything with a 1-inch grid or at that scale for eye-balling distances (in the case of a game like 13th Age that doesn't track gridded movement). Related to these... [*][B]Lamination[/B]. I would seriously love if someone got me a gift card to FedEx Kinko / OfficeMax / Staples / whatever and wrote on it "to be used for laminating poster maps." [*][B]Colored glass beads[/B]. From craft stores. These can represent everything from conditions (red = bloodied, green = poisoned, etc.) to temporary map elements (conjured walls, clouds) to hordes of minions. [*][B]Colored hair bands[/B]. From drugstores or anywhere that sells girls'/women's hair products. They fit nicely over minis and again can be used to represent conditions. Particularly bloodied (red) and marked (where we have established conventions that yellow or white = paladin's, blue = fighter's, purple = swordmage's... and if someone bring in one of those weird random powers that marks for no apparent reason on a class that otherwise doesn't do any marking, they get brown). [/LIST] So there you go - some maybe off the beaten path gift ideas! (My supply of hair bands is low, please send some.) [/QUOTE]

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