u/AnArdentAdventurer

Hello all - thanks in advance for any and all advice.

Long and short: I am a new DnD DM looking to get into the DB system to use with my players. I have an X2D 3D printer so am keen to make use of it (printing seems to be addictive). Our campaign will make use of a mix of city and dungeon themes (with much latter parts needing the wild outdoors).

Questions:

• Do you find the DB system easy and quick to setup? Do people make them on the fly or have them pre-made assuming the players will end up in that event?
• Any advice on how to best print them / traps to avoid?
• Do people print them at the scale they do or do you find it better to scale down to match a 28mm scale / 1" grid?
• Most importantly - which set would you first recommend? The early parts of the story are all city / town based. Do people have a preference between the Medieval Town 1 and 2 sets?
• Any and all other advice welcomed.

Thanks again 👍

Hello all - thanks in advance for any advice.

Newly diagnosed coeliac here (does not spark joy), and seeking some advice re: the above.

Does anybody use of either of the two above products? I bought them before I got blood and biopsy results back, and note the packaging says cannot guarantee suitable for coeliacs as factory has gluten items. Products themselves have no direct gluten ingredients.

Just wanting to see if need to try and sell on / give to somebody else, or if people use of them safely.

If we assume not safe - anybody got advice for good coeliac-safe creatine / whey protein (UK based)?

Thanks all.

Hello all - I'm looking for some advice regarding fencing clubs in London.

Background: 34M - fenced for a short while in my teens (Epée) with some regional competing, but nothing much thereafter. I've have always been keen to try / like the look of Foil, so I'm looking for a club that would be great to start Foil as a beginner. Would like to compete eventually.

• Does anybody have any club recommendations based in London?
• Would people advise going to a group beginner course or look into adult private lessons to pick it up faster?
• Any / all other advice welcomed.

Thank you in advance.