You don’t need to be a cartographer to create your own hand drawn maps. Tolkien’s maps, after all, were far from perfect. That hand-illustrated feel connects your players to the experience of their characters. In less than 30 minutes, you can create a map that will make your players giddy for adventure.

There are many great things about getting back to tabletop play. But we were missing the flashy encounter maps we used on Roll20. So we looked into printing full-colored maps. Here’s what we learned.

Create your own spell scroll in 5 minutes or less. This simple project will get your players longing for more treasure. We also throw in a few tips for taking your scrolls to a higher level.

Your players are looting the bodies again… and you hadn’t planned any treasures. Here’s a great hack to keep plenty of (amusing) treasures on hand for those looting moments.

Companion cards are a brilliant player reference that deserve a spot on your table.

A DM screen says a lot about a DM. So when we set out to build one, we wanted to make it look fancy (even though it was cheap).