Lots of Holocrons. Kind of made me think I want to see if I can't come up with something to use one as a kind of dais, or pedestal or what have you, to put the Destiny Tokens on during the session.

That sounds pretty neat. If you want to make your own glowing Holocron this is the video I built mine off of.

The only other thing I added was I took an old computer keyboard and took out the circuit paper and cut it up. I then used clear Elmers glue and glued the pieces on the inside and outside. I think it really gave it a cool look.

Lots of Holocrons. Kind of made me think I want to see if I can't come up with something to use one as a kind of dais, or pedestal or what have you, to put the Destiny Tokens on during the session.

That sounds pretty neat. If you want to make your own glowing Holocron this is the video I built mine off of.

The only other thing I added was I took an old computer keyboard and took out the circuit paper and cut it up. I then used clear Elmers glue and glued the pieces on the inside and outside. I think it really gave it a cool look.

This is my favorite new thing today............so simple it hurts.

Lots of Holocrons. Kind of made me think I want to see if I can't come up with something to use one as a kind of dais, or pedestal or what have you, to put the Destiny Tokens on during the session.

That sounds pretty neat. If you want to make your own glowing Holocron this is the video I built mine off of.

The only other thing I added was I took an old computer keyboard and took out the circuit paper and cut it up. I then used clear Elmers glue and glued the pieces on the inside and outside. I think it really gave it a cool look.

This is my favorite new thing today............so simple it hurts.

It's insanely simple, and it's really cheap too. I think I spent 20 bucks tops on getting the stuff I needed. I can't even begin to tell you how awesome it looks in person. It took me about a day and a half to finish only because I had to let the paint and glue dry.

Here are some Trin Sticks I made a long time ago. I seemed to have lost them in the move from California to Germany.

These were made from wooden skewer sticks. And took a LOT longer than I had thought they would have. I might try to find some aluminum rods and make some new ones.

The rules for the game came from D20 RCR Galactic Campaign Guide.

I get lost in this site at times...

http://www.mocpages.com/directory.php/28

Legos. Amazing.

That. Is. Astounding.

Close ups and other views for those interested.

http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/80130

Curious the kinds of props and ideas others have successfully incorporated into their games.

Many, many years ago, I wound up with a whole bunch of fake money that a local sci-fi convention used at a casino night. I hit upon a cool idea of instead of writing credits on a sheet, the players would use real Space Bucks for all their transactions. Everything when swimmingly the first night until I realized that my math skills sucked while GMing and one of the players got short changed on a big purchase.

However, he didn't realize that he was short 10,000 Space Bucks until well after leaving the shop. He came roaring back in, fit to be tied . . . and the merchant was nowhere to be seen. I of course played it off like part of the story - something I planned to do - when really it was just a GM mistake.

Mind you, that would make a great despair roll someday in the future. I must remember that. . . .

Curious the kinds of props and ideas others have successfully incorporated into their games.

Many, many years ago, I wound up with a whole bunch of fake money that a local sci-fi convention used at a casino night. I hit upon a cool idea of instead of writing credits on a sheet, the players would use real Space Bucks for all their transactions. Everything when swimmingly the first night until I realized that my math skills sucked while GMing and one of the players got short changed on a big purchase.

However, he didn't realize that he was short 10,000 Space Bucks until well after leaving the shop. He came roaring back in, fit to be tied . . . and the merchant was nowhere to be seen. I of course played it off like part of the story - something I planned to do - when really it was just a GM mistake.

Mind you, that would make a great despair roll someday in the future. I must remember that. . . .

That's pretty cool. I don't know why I haven't thought of it before. It seems that having the players keep track of physical money would help beef up the roleplaying, at least in some cases (for some reason bribes come to mind).

Finally got Tumblr to work for me. I've been messing around with pimpmygun.com , fun little web app for doing this sort of thing.

I use some handouts. I now do a "Newstack" handout that has some humor, color, and forshadowing. Kind of like a tabloid

here is an example:

Otherwise I like to make messages or major clues to hand out to the players

might pull out my legos and make some silly stuff

ok. 2P51, those are pretty cool.

Neat app. Addictive.

Oooh! Can I try??

This is a blaster pistol I came up with.

Very neat app.

I've been tinkering all day.

I can see that this could be a real time waster... but at the same time, great for doing some weapon illustrations.

I think if I get a chance, I may try and replicate a weapon or two known Star Wars blaster weapons.

Here's my shot at an E-11... probably the carbine. I did a rifle stock one based on this, but I'm not as happy with it...

Hm. We could build up a library of these perhaps for Oggdude's resource...