You should do a bit of practice with the Monsters, Maps, Dice rolling and Tokens before you start playing the game for real. Realistically, you should probably expect to spend a few hours preparing your first one and then maybe you could cut back to about 1 hour technical prep for a 4-hr game session. You don’t have to spend hours on end preparing each game session. To find out something about my Role Playing Experience and get some generic DM Tips, please take a look at Mick Hand's GM TipsĪlthough this seems like a large set of recommendations, DON'T PANIC. The following forewords are from the guide's original creator: 1.6 Adding Macros that can be used by both the GM and Players.1.5.1 Adding Weapons to a PC Character Sheet.1.5 Setting up a character for a Player Character.1.2.3 Quick access to the Monster Character Sheets.1.2.2 Dropping a Token into your game and associating it with a Monster from your Journal.1.2.1 Getting a Monster from the Compendium to appear as a “Character” in your game’s Journal.

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