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Advanced Screening: 5 Ways to Set the Mood for D&D

🕑 Added 2018-05-28 16:54:15 +0000 UTC
Advanced Screening: 5 Ways to Set the Mood for D&D

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Hey Bennie, check your inbox here. You will have a link to the private BMC Fellowship facebook group. There are really no restrictions on what people can post and ask on there. General gaming questions are just as welcome as questions about making terrain.

Bennie Holcomb

I have been DMing for about 40 years on and off. I love your builds because they are teaching me a LOT of skills for finally doing the stuff I would have loved to do LONG ago in my games. Just pulled my 9 year old boy and 13 year old girl into playing! It has been a long time and now I have the funds to create the tiles and the scapes I always wanted. Thanks for the ideas, and I agree the most important is the atmosphere, I really like the platform you had when showing the ship build, I am going to HAVE to do that because the LED lights are a must for the dim playing environment. I have not been focusing on the atmosphere as much yet, but your video has inspired me and I will be pushing forward to do this! Super thanks and keep up the good work! On a side note, is there a forum I can ask some questions on gameplay that you may be able to give some of your wisdom on? We are always learning and looking for great ideas and answers. Again, thanks and keep going!

Yea, the light suggestion has the caveat of don't dim the lights if it causes you to not be able to read your sheets. I don't make mine dark, there is still a light fixture right over the table that is low, it's more that I try and make sure the rest of the room is dark, so that all the focus is on the table. For example if you game in the dining room, turn off the lights in the kitchen and living room if they are visible and just keep the dining room light on.

Great stuff! Though, my players and I are nearing 50 and if I dim the lights even a little, we'll all be blinded for 2d4 hours. :) I have a cat that one of my players hates and he often rubs (only) on his legs. I will be sure to keep the cat out next time. Great advice.


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