u/Pagrax

After a week of strong sun and 30 degrees, I finally bought my first SUP, a Matchu Deluxe. Of course immediately it plummeted to rainy days and 15 degrees here in The Netherlands.

So while waiting to have my first chance to take out my board, I wanted to ask what accessories or other purchases do you regret putting off, or what things do you find nice to take with you on your journey? Cleaning supplies you love, a towel that works better than my shower towel, what's always strapped to your SUP?

I'm thinking of getting water proof bone conducting headphones so I can enjoy audio books and the sounds of waves. Wouldn't want to be that person with a speaker on the water!

All I have so far is:

A 22L dry bag that comes no where close to carrying my pump in it so I'll need to size up.

And of course I have a solid life jacket on the way right now.

Edit: Thanks for all the replies! It's become cumbersome to reply to everyone, but I've made a list of the recommendations to look through myself!

Ik kocht altijd een multivitamine, plus vitamine D en B12, bij het Kruidvat. Maar het lijkt erop dat ze gestopt zijn met de veganistische varianten; toen ik in de winkel vroeg, zeiden ze dat ze die niet meer zouden verkopen.

Ik besef dat het misschien wat overdreven is om ze alle drie te slikken, maar ik heb een – op zijn zachtst gezegd – ongezond eetpatroon (typisch voor autisme), dus ik hoop maar dat het toch iets doet.

Kan iemand me een betaalbaar alternatief voor veganistische vitaminen aanraden?

I backed the recent East Texas University Kickstarter and I'm psyched to play it!

I wanted to run a one shot for a prospective group of players to introduce them to the system and make sure they all enjoy RPGs as some of them are completely new.

But I'm finding it hard to find a good one-shot to run! I saw a recommendation for Final Rest Stop. However I don't like that there's no NPCs to really interact with and it seems really simple.

Then I checked Savage Tales of Horror. I found an interesting Hotel 96 one in there, however despite supposedly being a one shot there's so much going on I doubt it can be done in one session.

I'm hoping for a modern horror one shot that displays a bit of everything that makes RPGs and Savage Worlds fun, any good recommendations? Also happy to hear any tips for running SW!

Thanks for your time.