November 17, 2022

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Robert Scumaci · November 23, 2022

Token Stamp is really cool.

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Gustavo Campanelli · November 20, 2022

We use jitsi for video communications, I use Campaign Logger and Evernote for notes and occasionally, we draw maps badly with something like Paint if you need to clarify a certain location. It's great to have other options, but so far those are the ones that I prefer. Btw, I'm using a two monitors desktop, so I can have jitsi on one screen and a browser on the other.

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Cinnoman Games · November 18, 2022

is there a good way to search for dysonlogo maps, like by size, with keywords or something like that? I can see myself endlessly scrolling through all the awesome maps and ending up spending more time picking one than drawing one myself.

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Dedalus Root · November 19, 2022

I'm just endlessly scrolling... I don't feel like the search function adds enough granularity to actually be helpful. But scrolling is really soothing ;)

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💙Kev · November 18, 2022

When I try to check out the Discord template, it takes me to a tab which says it's opening the app, but it never does.

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Agile Monk · November 18, 2022

Great video as always. You’re a blessing to this hobby community, good sir.

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michellejulia384 . · November 18, 2022

Great video. Very useful.

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Ryan Roat · November 18, 2022

Great timing. I've been asked to run for some friends, and we're probably going to run most sessions virtually, due to kids, jobs, travel distance, etc. I was almost ready to dive back through older videos to refresh myself on your tool set and voilà: here's a fresh look at them.

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Paul Bigbee · November 17, 2022

Another superb and concise video. The closing thesis is perhaps the most important takeaway imho: 80+% of the game is at the table with our friends, whereas the rules and tools make up less than 20%. I’ve found that 20% all too often gets the focus and the philosophy of the Lazy DM correctly returns our focus to what matters.

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Scott Spears · November 17, 2022

That's a good list of tools. Thanks!