D&D: Keep It Everything In Its Right Place With These Organizational Tools
Whether you’re a DM or player, there’s a lot that needs to come to a D&D session. These organizational tools will keep it all looking tidy.
Between books, character sheets, minis, four thousand sets of dice, and everything else we need to play D&D, there’s a lot to keep track of. Luckily, these organizational tools will help you keep it all where you can easily find and see it without a lot of digging through piles.
Player’s Handbook Page Tabs
One of the least thrilling parts of any D&D session is when you say, “Wait, just let me check something real quick,” and then flip through a book for ten minutes. It’s a necessary evil and we all do it, but wouldn’t it be nice to make that process just a little faster? This set of plastic tabs will make it quick and easy to flip directly to the section you need in the Player’s Handbook.
Travel Dice & Mini Storage
This travel case is perfect for a DM or somebody who’s playing in a couple of different campaigns. There’s space for seven sets of dice, thirty minis, and then an assortment of spell cards, notes, and other knick-knacks. Plus, it all zips up so nothing risks falling out or getting lost between adventures.
Character Sheet Holder & Stat Tracker
Personally, I love keeping a physical, paper character sheet. Electronic sheets and apps are great and make things easy. But something about a physical sheet just releases the serotonin. Unfortunately, you have to be careful not to make your sheet into a crossed-out and erased-through mess as things are updated, altered, and returned to normal. This character sheet holder keeps your sheet safe and flat alongside your game notebook. But it also has a series of dials to keep track of all of those constantly changing numbers on your sheet, so you can do a little less erasing and crossing out.
D&D Travel Bag
Some of these tools have been cute, but what if you have A LOT of stuff to bring to your games? There’s an entire bag for that. Cary all of your books, minis of all sorts of shapes and sizes, notes, pens, cards, tons of dice, and even a map, all on your back.
DM Screen
It’s simple and standard, but the DM screen does so much work to keep your game organized, flowing, and moving forward. Most of the basic information you’ll need throughout your games is there at a glance for you to reference quickly. Plus, the DM screen gives you a place to hide all of your notes, secret minis, and worst plans that will make your players groan.
Dice Holder, Roller, & Tower
This keeps things simple and travel-friendly, and I love it for that. It carries six sets of dice, and then opens up and unfolds to include a small dice tower and tray. From a carrying case to a usable part of your table in seconds. Once the session is over, it all unfolds and closes back up to keep your dice organized and safe until your next adventure.
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