u/Smokintek
Greetings hive mind!
Im considering trying to start a solo game of daggerheart as a dungeon crawl with mythic gm. I was wondering if anyone has tried something similar and how it went (im pretty new at the solo rpg thing) and if there were any pitfalls I should watch out for?
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In October there is a local con im planning to run at. Its a 4h time slot and id LOVE to runrupture protocol, or a part of it. From what I can see its about one session per act. Does anyone e have any advice to turn it into a oneshot?
Greetings hive mind! I had a question for those more experienced in daggerheart than I. In October there is a convention that I was originally thinking to run Rapture Protocol from alie s RPG at but its much longer than a one shot. So I thought I might do some conversion and run a daggerheart scifi dungeon crawl oneshot. Only problem is im not sure how big to make the ship theu will be exploring. I have 4 hours and I've found daggerheart can run really fast but I want to start now because I ha e props I want to make and knowing the size of the du neon will be helpful in that regard.
Advice appreciated!
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I'm in to D&D and I have a miniature that I'd like to install some LED's into, specifically to simulate fire, however the LED's i would need to use are super small LED's so I can embed them in the mini where it would have the most impact, .4mmx.2mm to be precise. They are 2V and color shift at bit at 3V. Drilling the holes and running the wires to a power source is easy enough and I'll figure out how to hide it but for the life of me I can't find a way to make them flicker. I've found once place that sells flickering LEDS in sizes I need but they are kits and cost $4 a bulb and I need a bunch for various projects. The small ones have some kind of small integrated ci
Greetings hive mind,
I'm trying to find a source for nano or pico LEDs that flicker like a candle (1.8mm MAX size preferably less than 1mm). I know Evan Designs has some but $3+ an led is a bit pricier than I want to pay (i need 10 to 15 for my current project). I was wondering if anyone could point me at another source? Bulk would be ideal as I will need many many more for other projects but my google fu (and ali express fu) is failing me. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Good.morning hive mind,
Im working on a campaign frame for use with the evermorph dungeon cube (with other options that dont require a purpose). I have those mechanics figured out but the one thing I haven't figured out is how best to incorporate some aspects.from beast feast (rest and cooking mwchanics). Its easy enough to bring them.over wholesale but id like to eventually release it publicly and im not sure if just porting those mechanics is acceptable or if i need to redesign them a little so the frame is a one stop shop. Any advice would be appreciated.
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I had an idea I wanted to get critiqued. I have an idea for a dungeon that is built out on the fly based on player exploration. I was thinking of a couple bags that the players could draw from. One with rooms the other with corridors (and trap). Each room would equate to a prebuilt encounter. When the players would move through an exit of a room draw a corridor, leave a corridor, draw a room. I can build the things that are drawn to a consistent size and shape so they won't ru each other over.
Thoughts?
Greetings hivemind! Im learning how to make my own electronics and im having lots of struggles with what things are called so I can get the parts I need to do what I want. I have a bunch of LEDs that id like to power off the same circuit but id like to connect them with JST connectors to something similar to a powerbar, ideally USB -C powered (or the parts so i can make it myself and learn). Im working with extremely tiny LEDs and being able to plug and unplug would be very helpful both in terms of wire management but also help my noobie brain learn.
I have the tools and parts to attach the plugs to the various wires but putting a plug on something is all fine and dandy but I have
I have a miniature id like to print for D&D but id like to change its position post print a little bit. I was wondering if there was a way I could do so? Im not sure what the temperature is thst would enable me to do that at however. Im hoping its something like put i hot water for a couple minutes then gently put it in shape while it cools.
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I make terrain and things for my wargames as well as some stuff for dollhouses and I've decided to set myself a bit of a challenge. I have found some components that I'd like to incorporate into a terrain build (some LED's, a servo and microcontroller programed to make it move randomly (it's for a turret emplacement), and an atomizer for a smoke effect) but i have encountered a couple problems. Problem 1 is powering the thing. It's intended to be movable so I'm thinking of a AAA battery box? connected to something like a powerbar that I would plug the components into all of which would be hidden inside the piece. Problem 2 is that I'd like to be able to turn the differe
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I though I might inquire here about how I might best accomplish something. In a few months I'm planning to run Free Leagues Rapture Protocol for Alien RPG and I'm going to be printing, painting, and ideally lighting a 3d version of the two maps the game takes place on (a starship and a mining colony). However it's an aliens game and lights aren't always consistent so in my perfect world I'd like to learn a new trick. Specifically how I might be able to set up a lighting control panel behind the screen that would let me accomplish the following:
