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| ToddMorgan04-01-07, 01:54 AM | Quick question: A DM graciously volunteered to run Red Hand for a group if I could get one together. I was thinking about getting this generous DM something. What would be appropriate? A couple of gift cards to Barnes and Noble and Best Buy? He has no miniatures so I was thinking about building him a good RPG miniatures collection. What do you suggest? Todd |
| MysticRhythms04-01-07, 09:21 AM | 1) The module, if he doesn't have it yet, would be a good encouraging start. 2) Minis. 3) Ask him. |
| _metz_04-01-07, 09:26 AM | A puppy. Puppies are good. A core sourcebook? as well as the module? MAybe Check what books RHOD needs and get those for him if he doesn't already have em? askign the guy usually helps as mentioned before. |
| Rerednaw04-03-07, 09:46 AM | #1: Pie. #2: Does he have supplies? (Minis, battlemat/board, screen). |
| zoinks6904-03-07, 01:22 PM | Cheetos and Mountain Dew? Perhaps the D&D cartoon DVDs, seeing as (what I assume is since I'm just finished with part 3) one of the "main characters" of the show is rather prominent in the module. If he's also a player, I'd go for any sourcebooks he needs but doesn't have. Minis (particularly from the last "big" set, War of the Dragon Queen) are definitely appropriate. |