Make Your Player’s Handbooks Infinitely More User-Friendly With Some Tabs

Make Your Player’s Handbooks Infinitely More User-Friendly With Some Tabs

Nothing bogs down an epic Dungeons & Dragons session like four people thumbing through a player’s handbook for 10 minutes. With a few sticky label tabs, you can find what you need without slowing your games down.

On Twitter, Teagan Morrison, co-founder of Hero Forge and former technical art director at Naughty Dog, shared his favourite tabletop tip to RPG-lovers everywhere.

He got some sticky label tabs and placed them in his Dungeons & Dragons Player’s Handbook for each section. That way it’s much easier to quickly reference whatever he needs on the fly — which, if you’ve ever played a tabletop RPG, you know happens a lot. Now when someone asks “What’s the range on that one ranger spell that does that one thing?” you can find it in a flash.


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