I don't really know if this is the right place to post this, but as I am asking for advice here i thought the advice forum would do it.
Now, i have a "pleasant" problem, I am forced to spend 260$ on online shops in a month or so AND this is where i need you guys.
Hey forum, good afternoon!
First I'd like one or more boxes to keep my flipmats, spell templates, Pathfinder books etc... I was looking at Amazon but it seems i am not a great searcher when it comes to generic stuff like this. My question is, where can I find such a marvelous thing?
Second I'd like some advice on what to spend a part of it (some of the money is supposed to be spent on clothes, and a hard disk probably), but I was thinking to improve my battlefield options, with either new flipmats, map-packs, or nice stuff for 3D dungeon maps. I need help to decide which type of terrain to buy!
I like the 3D dungeons a lot, they seem expensive but my real concerns are:
-Do i have to cut, paint, and build from scratch? or they come in pieces i can align as a puzzle and form my dungeon?
-Do they give enough options?, I mean would 2-3 sets of these allow me to build many different dungeons?
-How do you deal with it in play?, you show the whole structure to your players even though they haven't explored the dungeon 100% yet?
I also like the flipmats (i own one, the most generic map), and the map packs seem decent (even though i don't have any).
Which would you suggest and why?
As for books I have Pathfinder Core Rule Book, I ordered the Bestiary but it has not arrived yet, and I may order Bestiary 2 & 3, or Advanced players Guide & Dungeon master guide next, haven't decided yet!
I don't plan on buying figures, as i am pretty pleased with the bestiary box and expecting the release of the npc box! But I am open to any suggestions, where do you think a GM should throw his many to improve the quality of his adventure?!
Finally, Even if this is not PF related, any good Fantasy Board Game out there? - I have Descent, Dracula, Citadels, and Talisman but I am not 100% pleased with any, I need more fantasy D&D esque- awesomeness on the table!
I store my flip-maps, templates, and other flat things in an art portfolio (it is MUCH better to store the flip-maps "open" so they're flatter when you use them, and to save wear from endlessly folding and unfolding them).
I use the Prestige Carry-All Art Portfolio, but any will do. It's best to get one with an additional small compartment to hold smaller things like the templates, so they aren't just drifting around in the large compartment with the flip-maps.
