kraken monster
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The joke is that's a dildo
Yep and CR10 when you're level 7 and decided to fuck around is also a proverbial dildo
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https://bad-dragon.com/products/ika
The extra large is $220, but there are more affordable options if you're willing to go smaller.
It's actually this one: https://bad-dragon.com/products/tako
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It's actually this one: https://bad-dragon.com/products/tako
You've got a good eye for tentacle dildos.
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DM really bringing atmosphere to new heights. Can even smell the ocean.
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Let's see what Mage Hand does on this boyo
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they are just recreating an old videogame
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What the fuck
wait till you see their april fools promotion from this year.
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I only have like 10 minis and the party I DM for is 5 people, so I use a lot of random stuff as minis. I'm slowly building a collection, but it's expensive lol
In many cases you don't need mini at all, it's rpg not a miniature game.
No mini nor battlemap gives more freedom to everyone (at the price of less tactical depth), and if you need a view on the situation, a whiteboard with a sketch + cross/letter does can bring you pretty far
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How convenient the DM's sister had one!
And what if the DM is a woman?
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As a totally cheap-ass DM, my recommendation is to find some printable DnD tokens that you like and glue them to things like bottle-caps, or small round bits of wood (like chunks off of a dowel from the hardware store). There are a bunch around. If you want to splurge, take the bits you want somewhere you can pay for a quality color printout.
Personally, I'm a fan of these generic tokens by "Acquitt". They're useful for every encounter: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FV7egJC87nsVUTybGs5E3DwvRihmz6KduUfniSJk6Fec.jpg%3Fauto%3Dwebp%26s%3D57f11a74865814f31c7236adb1555a43529ca355
I glued these to some sculpey discs of the same color. I also used transparent binder sleeves for HP tracker sheets, so I could use dry-erase marker. Lastly, my battle map was a large (but cheap) poster frame with 1" grid paper inside^1^. This let me use those dry-erase markers to draw terrain.
1. For more thrift, some wrapping paper brands print a barely visible 1" grid on the backside. Some quality time with a ruler and pen can turn that into something useful.
You can also do Lego minifigs if you don't mind paying shipping. They're super cheap from places like Bricklink and you can get a lot of different designs pretty easy.
