How to Put Paper in Your D&D Game

Ben explains how to utilize normal paper within your D&D terrain game board. Templates shown can be downloaded off our website. Lots of RPG ideas for lava, water, and ice surfaces.

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Gaming

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• D&D
• terrain
• dungeons
• and
• dragons
• RPG
• fantasy
• wotc
• gaming
• dnd
• Wizards
• of
• the
• Coast
• minis
• miniatures
• dreamblade

[musicismyfavorite777]

Where can I find free PDF's of this stuff?

[bensrpgpile2]

@musicismyfavorite777 You can download the PSDs of the stuff we made at BensRPGPile[dot]com on our Downloads page. There will be a link there called, "Paper Map PSDs."

[thebrokeassgamers]

paper is cheap, but ink is not...

[bensrpgpile2]

@thebrokeassgamers Very true but there always seems to be one guy in the game group who can run a couple of nice printouts off the ol' work printer:)

[Artisanprophet]

what was the name of that forum you mention

[bensrpgpile2]

@Artisanprophet The Hirst Arts Questions and Modeling Tips forum - such a great group of guys and always incredibly helpful (and supportive).

[thebrokeassgamers]

@bensrpgpile2 thats what i said! two of my gamers are my supervisors, and im a shift lead, and no one can print =s. Paperless company is what the vp says. What a world. On the brightside, its now cheaper to buy a color printer with ink, then just the ink.

[badboo72]

Great vid! Thanks :)

[MegaVergan]

@bensrpgpile2 Totally! I created a game and I wanted to get ideas for to make it 3d.

[bensrpgpile2]

@MegaVergan Indeed. Paper is definitely handy in a bind...whether its time or money.