Russ “Morrus” Morrissey

Yeah, anyway. There's also a whole lot of stock maps in there. They're black and white maps. And they said they chose that style deliberately, sort of like pencil style black and white maps.

Yeah, anyway. There's also a whole lot of stock maps in there. They're black and white maps. And they said they chose that style deliberately, sort of like pencil style black and white maps.

Because they're examples and they want GMs to look at it and think, oh, I can draw maps as well. Yeah. Rather than really high quality. Yeah. Yeah. So I think that's a good idea, actually. I think that, you know, it looks pencil and paper like on graph paper almost. It's on a gridded paper. And I think that's a good idea. So, yeah, and there's a bunch of those.

Because they're examples and they want GMs to look at it and think, oh, I can draw maps as well. Yeah. Rather than really high quality. Yeah. Yeah. So I think that's a good idea, actually. I think that, you know, it looks pencil and paper like on graph paper almost. It's on a gridded paper. And I think that's a good idea. So, yeah, and there's a bunch of those.

There's like an appendix full of those, a bunch of generic maps. You can use them or they're just inspiration saying, look how easy it is to make a map sort of thing. And, of course, we've got the wire referred to as a monster manual, a little monster manual with traps. The trap section has a whole bunch of – I mean, I think the original DMG had a dozen or so, I think.

There's like an appendix full of those, a bunch of generic maps. You can use them or they're just inspiration saying, look how easy it is to make a map sort of thing. And, of course, we've got the wire referred to as a monster manual, a little monster manual with traps. The trap section has a whole bunch of – I mean, I think the original DMG had a dozen or so, I think.

I can't tell you anything about the design of the traps, unfortunately.

I can't tell you anything about the design of the traps, unfortunately.

Yes, how to use them. How to use traps, yeah.

Yes, how to use them. How to use traps, yeah.

Yeah. Anyway. Yeah, and so what else have we got? We've got tracking sheets. These will also be available for free on D&D Beyond, but they're in the book.

Yeah. Anyway. Yeah, and so what else have we got? We've got tracking sheets. These will also be available for free on D&D Beyond, but they're in the book.

Yeah, the ones with the cutesy artwork for NPCs, bastions, magic items, things like that. So there's a bunch of those sheets in there. What else have we got? Greyhawk, the chapter on Greyhawk, which we'll go into a little later because they put out a whole video about that. And the short adventures are all set in Greyhawk as well.

Yeah, the ones with the cutesy artwork for NPCs, bastions, magic items, things like that. So there's a bunch of those sheets in there. What else have we got? Greyhawk, the chapter on Greyhawk, which we'll go into a little later because they put out a whole video about that. And the short adventures are all set in Greyhawk as well.

That chapter with the short adventures. It's all set in Greyhawk as well. So that's that. Magic and treasure. We kind of went into that last week as well. It was a big old chapter, about 100 pages long of magic items and treasure.

That chapter with the short adventures. It's all set in Greyhawk as well. So that's that. Magic and treasure. We kind of went into that last week as well. It was a big old chapter, about 100 pages long of magic items and treasure.

they say they've tightened up every magic item. I don't know what that means exactly, but I guess just every magic item. Yeah. Basically make more fun and eliminate confusion was basically the goal there. Fair enough. Reasonable, I guess. And rules for creating your own magic items as well, which we already kind of knew about and talked about last week.

they say they've tightened up every magic item. I don't know what that means exactly, but I guess just every magic item. Yeah. Basically make more fun and eliminate confusion was basically the goal there. Fair enough. Reasonable, I guess. And rules for creating your own magic items as well, which we already kind of knew about and talked about last week.

No, there's the crafting rules, wasn't there?

No, there's the crafting rules, wasn't there?