Because this supplement has been surprisingly popular, though, I wanted to draw some particular attention to a video that's over on the Azukail Games YouTube channel. It's been a while since it went up, but if you're into making your own, unique terrain to put onto the map, this is one you'll get a lot of use out of!
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A Location For Your Quests?
While it might seem a little hamhanded, the village noticeboard is something of a standby for a lot of games because it's a simple way for the GM to get new jobs into the hands of the party, to share local news, and it's a fun little addition to a setting and story. Particularly if there are actual mysteries involving who is posting notices, or if there are Easter eggs hidden in some of them.
This goes double if you're one of those GMs that likes to print out or otherwise make notices players can hold in their hands. And if that's an addition you'd like to make, don't forget to check out How To Make "Parchment" Paper Using Tea, in addition to the video below.
I mostly wanted to draw attention to this video because it was one of the earlier ones Adrian made for the channel, and because it uses some of the great resources you can find over on the Crooked Staff publisher page. While I don't have a full setup for miniature crafting and terrain making myself, this has been in my queu for a while, and it was honestly the inspiration behind my latest supplement.
So if you're someone who has watched this video, and made your own little village noticeboard for your table, grab a copy of 100 Ads and Advertisements For A Village Noticeboard to make sure your players have a bunch of interesting stuff to find when perusing the listings. And if you're someone who got a copy of the supplement, consider following the video's advice and making a little phys rep to go along with it for your next campaign!
And if you're the sort of person who enjoys making minis and terrain pieces, make sure you stop by the Azukail Games YouTube page, subscribe, like, and leave some comments! Especially if there's something in particular you'd like to see go up next!
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