RPG accessories

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i like die hard dice's folding dice tray, it's the same size as a piece of paper flat so it's very portable

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I use one of these for my 7 dice. Stole it from Grandma after she killed off my trickster with no allowed save.

>>54892523
Why don't just use two d10s to keep track of ammo?

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They're entirely pointless and rather expensive, but I do like Elderwood Academy's stuff. I have one of their Hexchests I use for transporting my favourite dice, along with one of their Spellbooks which I use for carrying odds and ends, and recording numbers on the metal sheet set into the lid.

>>54892908
At least it's something expensive AND creative, unlike shit like wyrmwood where it's a thin box that costs 80 dollars

>>54892523

There's been a few things that have tempted me, but I don't have an active group these days so I rationalize away buying it.

In a way, I'm sort of glad that the times when I'd have paid dosh for these kinds of things has never intersected when I've had extra dosh to blow.

>>54892727
Pretty good idea ! It will keep my dices from falling from the table !

>>54892854

Not a bad idea !

>>54892908

It may be expensive but it's pretty rad.

>>54893633

I rationalize it pretty easily because I intend to keep playing my whole life, but I won't throw my money for some useless junk. In a sense, and if you don't buy the entire collection, of say DND 3.5 books, roleplaying is a very cheap hobby. I've played countless hours with just the nWoD and Vampire Requiem core book for example.