So I’m thinking my heist ‘clocks’ may just become physical ‘keys’.
https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/159150074/carlow-antique-silver-skeleton-key-set?ref=related-3
So I’m thinking my heist ‘clocks’ may just become physical ‘keys’.
So I’m thinking my heist ‘clocks’ may just become physical ‘keys’.
https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/159150074/carlow-antique-silver-skeleton-key-set?ref=related-3
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Wow, WtF those looks like my drawings!
Exactly Joseph! And only $1each. Awesome huh?
So rather than inking a clock on paper, you will use a metal key. How? Will you trace around it with ink on paper?! Or have you a yet madder plan!?
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Huh. Maybe you could get an inkpad and use the key as a stamp.
My Idea Ollie is to place the keys out on the table on the map at each ‘location’ in the heist. Each key having four ‘segments’ (so some obstacles may have two or more keys).
I have these cool little skull beads in black that’ll fill the segments as the players knock them over. They can hang onto the keys for xp or desperate roll tokens or just on a keyring looking badarse for bragging rights 🙂
Very cool idea… Got to love physical props!
I love that the keys could become a medium by which you describe locations… Would help to share ideas between GM’s. “You want to break into the Dimmer Sister’s home? Here’s a key that I made for that place…”
Would be the equivalent of a BitD adventure module…
Well done!
Eloy Cintron that was the initial idea of those keys i made.
Eloy Cintron Check it out.
https://plus.google.com/+JosepheVandel/posts/Go9Zyugq8FN
Thanks! When I get some time, I’ll make keys of the Heists we’ve made so far and post them!