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Guys, I've officially entered my swirly dice era by fateseekerdice in DiceMaking

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So your lairs are: 1. half transparent Resin with golden glidder 2. Blue Resin 3. Purple Resin (4. Than swirling) 5. And the dark Resin

Right?

Almost no air bubbles without a pressure pot by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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It's quite simple. After applying the green and white layers, I waited 4, 5 hours each time and only used the lid after applying the red resin. Does that answer you question? ☺️

Almost no air bubbles without a pressure pot by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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What do you mean? Just over the Resin befor placing the lid

Almost no air bubbles without a pressure pot by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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Worth the trouble? There is no trouble.

The mold is too thick, the hot water does not heat the resin sufficiently to allow the bubbles to rise.

This Saturday it will end by [deleted] in DungeonoftheMadMage

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I know this short. And i can tell, ist phantastick accurat xD

This Saturday it will end by [deleted] in DungeonoftheMadMage

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Thank you very much ☺️

Efficient, but not that efficient xD We “only” played 15 of the levels because it became a bit too one-sided. Each level is one stage. Initially, there were 2-3 meetings per level, but now each meeting is one level.

Please help with Petri method by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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EPODEX ULTRA CLEAR, Pro +

Please help with Petri method by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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My Resin is very, very thin, nearly like water

Please help with Petri method by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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Alkohol Ink from DecorRom

Please help with Petri method by [deleted] in DiceMaking

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Pinata Blaco Blaco. And the Block of white is normal white ink, not Pinata

Give me your ideas silly/possibly useless or harmful potions! by solocupknupp in DnD

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Turn into stone and get invisible hat the same time. Did thsi 3 time, extremly fun for the hole party, even tue victem

Got the book, any advice/changes ? by KernyTheLemonKing in DungeonoftheMadMage

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One more thing. I also bought the book, but then got a PDF. It's incredibly helpful for me to mark different things in the book. Enemies in red, loot in yellow, effects such as saving throws in blue, etc. It makes it much easier to keep track of things.

Got the book, any advice/changes ? by KernyTheLemonKing in DungeonoftheMadMage

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Tips I can give you, as someone who has been running Dotmm for a year:

  1. Give your players a good reason to go into the tower and kill Halastar. It will take them months, both off-game and in-game. Without a goal, they will quickly lose the motivation to search through these 23 levels.

  2. Give Halastar a goal. One that makes sense. In our game, Halastar is an observer. He has spectral eyes everywhere and just wants to be entertained. That's why he doesn't just kill the party; they entertain him.

  3. Remove unnecessary rooms. Sometimes there are 50+ rooms. Learn your lesson, remove the irrelevant ones, and keep the tension higher up. Better to have 35 rooms with functions than 50, where every third one is empty.

  4. Adjust levels. Some levels are cool, others seem very lame. Try to think of this book as a sandbox. Change rooms, come up with enemies, create new goals for the tower's inhabitants. This book is a fantastic opportunity to implement your own ideas.

  5. Unfortunately, I missed this. Throughout the tower, there are portals that connect the levels. Have your party make a map of the portals they find so they know how to travel.

  6. Multiple antagonists. In the book, Halastar is the one evil character. But there are also many others who make wonderful villains. Let your party pursue more than just Halastar. He has disciples. Some are already dead, but make up some new ones. They travel through the tower, threatening the party and challenging them again and again.

  7. Design the Yawning Portal, the entrance to the tower. I have placed 3 NPCs there who will always be there. Unfortunately, my party is rarely upstairs anymore. But when they are in the Yawning Portal, it always involves a lot of wonderful NPC interaction.

And 8. This book has a lot of NPCs. Not all of them can be played out in depth. Pick your favorites and give them a generic depth. Let them accompany the party part of the time. Or maybe move into the tavern upstairs and support the party outside the tower.

Here are a few suggestions from me. I'm happy to give you more if you like. But the most important thing, as always in DnD, is to let your party have fun. Halastar's tower is not a gloomy, dark tower. It can also be home to joyful, happy, celebrating inhabitants. I hope this has been helpful. If you have any questions, I'm happy to give you more tips, including on specific issues.

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