Best products from r/WaterdeepDragonHeist
We found 13 comments on r/WaterdeepDragonHeist discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 12 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Dungeons & Dragons Waterdeep Dragon Heist Vinyl Map Set
- Ages 14+
- Featuring 7 overscale maps perfectly designed for your tabletop
- Included maps are: Castle Ward, Dock Ward, Field Ward, North Ward, Sea Ward, South Ward, Trades Ward/City of Dead.
- Printed on high-quality single sided vinyl surfaces, these maps are durable and hard wearing
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2. RPG Battle Grid Mat - 24" x 36" Double Sided Neoprene Mat Plus Dry Erase PVC Film - Table Top Role Playing Map - DND Role Play - Dungeons and Dragons Maps Tiles - Tabletop Gaming Mat
PREMIUM QUALITY NEOPRENE MATERIAL RPG BATTLE GRID MAT WITH CLEAR PVC FILM - Double sided square and hex grid printed on each side. High quality PVC film wipes clean, stain-free with dry erase markers.CREATE YOUR OWN BATTLE MAP OR PRINT ONLINE TO PLAY - Lay clear PVC film on top of the battle grid ma...
3. Fiskars 152490-1004 SureCut Deluxe Craft Paper Trimmer, 12 Inch
- Quality Tools for Arts and Crafts: From scissors and cutting mats, to rotary and paper cutters, to quilting and scrapbooking supplies, Fiskars crafting tools are designed to help you do what you do best: express yourself.
- Precision for every project: SureCut wire cut-line makes it easy to see where the blade will cut your paper, photo, or scrapbook pages. TripleTrack System interlocks the blade and rail for straight, precise cuts. Scale and grid cutting mat helps ensure cutting accuracy.
- Portable and Powerful: High-profile blade carriage is ergonomically designed and easier to grip than other paper trimmers to help you make accurate cuts quickly; Lightweight design with rubberized feet to provide stability.
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- Includes 1 Fiskars 12” SureCut Deluxe Craft Paper Trimmer with wide 6 ¼” base. Self-leveling swing-out arm extends measuring deck to over 15". Works with high or low profile TripleTrack blades, style I. Backed by a full lifetime warranty.
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5. Table Fables: A collection of tables for the weary game master
- For 4-6 Players
- Everything you need to start playing the world's greatest roleplaying game
- Presents the newest edition of the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop roleplaying game in a way that’s easy to learn and fun to play.
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6. Sand Timer 6 Colorful 1/3/5/10/15/30 minutes Clock Hourglass Sandglass for Games Kids Classroom Home Kitchen (Pack of 6) by Enlightened Signs
✔️[PERFECT FOR KIDS AND STUDENTS] - Need your child to brush their teeth a minute longer? Teacher wanting to motivate students to study more productively? Toddler with Autism or ADHD needing visual stimulation? These Sand Timers develop strong time management skills by tracking time in a fun way...
7. Chessex Role Playing Play Mat: MEGAMAT Double-Sided Reversible Mat for RPGs and Miniature Figure Games - 34 1/2in x 48in
Useful for nearly every roll playing game (RPG) and miniature game available todayMat is reversible and have both 1in squares on one side and 1in hexes on the other sideChessex mats are made from expanded vinyl to bring you the highest quality mat currently availableChessex Role Playing Play Mat: ME...
8. Dungeons & Dragons Dragon Heist: LAERIAL SILVERHAND Collector's Series Miniature
Ages 14+Contains 1 Laeral Silverhand miniature (2 resin pieces)Miniature is unpainted and requires assembly
9. D&D DUNGEON TILES REINCARNATED: CITY (Dungeons & Dragons)
- Dungeons & Dragons City Tiles
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10. Dungeons & Dragons Waterdeep Vinyl City Map
- Explore Waterdeep with this oversized city map, measuring a massive 40 x 20 inches.
- Featuring locations of renown, this map will allow your party of adventurer’s to traverse all the streets and alleys of the City Splendors as they discover the secrets hidden within.
- Printed on high-quality single sided vinyl surfaces, these maps are durable and hard wearing.
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11. Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebooks Gift Set (Special Foil Covers Edition with Slipcase, Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, DM Screen)
- ALL THE TOOLS: The Dungeons & Dragons Core Rules Gift Set includes a copy of all three core rulebooks (Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual) plus a Dungeon Master's Screen, all collected in a stylish slipcase. It's the perfect gift for any D&D fan.
- PLAYER'S HANDBOOK: The essential reference for every D&D player, the Player's Handbook contains rules for character creation and advancement, backgrounds and skills, exploration and combat, equipment, spells, and much more.
- DUNGEON MASTER'S GUIDE: Teaches how to run D&D adventures for other players and how to give them monsters to fight, mysteries to solve, and fantasy worlds to explore.
- MONSTER MANUAL: Helps the Dungeon Master (the game's narrator) fill games with iconic fantasy creatures. Includes details and rules for over 400 monsters from goblins to dragons, with over 150 illustrations.
- DUNGEON MASTER'S SCREEN: Helps the Dungeon Master keep die rolls and notes hidden from players. Plus, the inside is filled with quick references for the most commonly used in-game information to help keep things running smoothly..UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION: Dungeons & Dragons is a cooperative storytelling game that harnesses your imagination and invites you to explore a fantastic world of adventure, where heroes battle monsters, find treasures, and overcome quests.
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Yea, I wish I had a second screen but I only have the ipad (I'm looking into getting the newest ipad pro but I'd still like a cheapo laptop to go with me too). We play a local game shop so my setup options are pretty limited unfortunately. Eventually I'd like to move it into my place but until my roommates move out it's not feasible.
For our game I've done some pretty different things:
I'm a very DIY person so I have made a lot of my own things.
I do not think that is true.
https://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Waterdeep-Dragon-Heist/dp/B07GWYX2CZ
Discover the wards of Waterdeep with this set of Maps designed to immerse your party into the City of Splendors. Featuring seven overscale maps, perfectly designed for your tabletop, these maps allow your adventurers to see all the wards of the city in all their glory. Printed on high-quality single sided vinyl surfaces, these maps are durable and hard wearing, allowing you to revisit the Crown of the North whenever your party needs to.
Includes individual maps for the following Waterdeep Wards; (1)Sea Ward (2)South Ward (3)Trades Ward/ City of Dead (4)Castle Ward (5)Dock Ward (6)Field Ward (7)North Ward.
They also show 7 images.
Here are the minis I used for the treasure piles. I used them in conjunction with these treasure chests.
However, if you can spend a little bit more money, I think this treasure crate by Mantic is actually a better option. Mantic crates are a really great value for terrain pieces.
As mentioned by u/pb_rpg the Waterdeep City Encounters of DMsGuild is a great asset to have to hand. Additionally, the book Table Fables comes in handy quite frequently when improvising pickpocketed items or fleshing out shops.
Might I recommend buying these. Scrape off the times on the glass (so PCs can’t see) and write the time in black sharpie on the top (so you can know the time).
Very useful as a visual aid or a way to create urgency!
I'd go with something like this. Make sure to use wet erase markers.
Dungeons & Dragons Waterdeep Dragon Heist - Lariel Silverhand (1 fig) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GX3XK9K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_K3tDCbW4VYN63
Yeah, here’s one. You should be able to find the others through the link as well.
Dungeon Tiles Reincarnated: City is good for encounters on the streets that don't have a specific map. In addition to streets and plazas, it includes tiles for sewers, rooftops, and the inside of a fort. For detailed pictures, go here.
Those ward maps are on vinyl cloth, like they put out for Tomb of Annihilation (I know, because my ToA DM bought 'em... they're quite nice). They're also releasing a 20"x40" vinyl full map of Waterdeep on the 30th, for $30.
https://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Rulebooks-Slipcase-Handbook/dp/0786966629
Uh, yeah, I do it every week in my games.
I take my map and I print it out, full size, on regular 8.5x11 paper. If it's a 2 level dungeon I'll put one on both sides (or 2 separate sheets; I put these in plastic sheet protectors so I can put them in a binder for easy transport.) If it's really large and if our table could really support it I'd use 11x17 sheets, but we have limited space.
Then, I use these:
https://www.amazon.com/Pack-Gaming-Paper-Erase-Tiles/dp/B073V3W83Z
(Apparently they're out of stock on Amazon which is weird but there are many similar products.)
I lay the map down in front of my players. I don't do any fog of war, covering up parts of the dungeon with post it's, or anything like that. I just show them the damn map. About 50% of my maps these days are hand drawn anyway to look like a Dyson Logos map, so dammit the players are gonna see it.
I have never had an issue with metagaming. If your dungeon can be defeated by knowing the layout of the place, it is a shit dungeon.
When there is an encounter, I put the tiles down and roughly sketch the area the players are fighting in. The map should already have a grid so you know what you're working with. I have never had anyone have a problem with this approach. You don't need a hyper detailed background on your battle map--you need a grid and some things to represent the players and monsters.
I encourage you to try doing it like this, if you think for some reason your game NEEDS detailed printed battlemaps. Do it for a session or two. See how much anyone complains about it. Hint: The answer is zero, because they don't care. They're worried about getting their intellect devoured by an intellect devourer. Not about if the background under their mini is plain white with dry erase markers or fully printed terrain.