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Rolls To Alarm Your Players II Rolling Table

So these are less rolls and more mental warfare, but hey, potato potato am I right?

Wield your power wisely, young GMs.

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Rolling Tables: You may not know it, but your whiteboard has been cool for a while. Here's a blog post about how to use rolling tables to aid in brainstorming sessions.

Brainstorming ideas can be a challenging and time-consuming task, but with the help of rolling tables, it can be made much easier. In this blog post, we will teach you how to use rolling tables in your brainstorming sessions and how they can help you get creative and come up with new ideas.

What are rolling tables?

A rolling table is a great way to help brainstorm with groups of people. They are also a great way to get ideas out of people quickly.

How do rolling tables work?

Rolling tables have a roller on the bottom that helps move the table folding chairs back and forth. This allows people to easily access all of the ideas on the table.

How can rolling tables be used in brainstorming sessions?

There are a few ways that rolling tables can be used in brainstorming sessions. One way is to use them as a whiteboard. This is especially useful if you have a lot of people in the room and you want to get everyone up to speed quickly. Another way is to use them as a list maker. This is useful if you want to prioritize your ideas or if you have a lot of ideas that need to be sorted into categories. And lastly, rolling tables can be used for idea generation. This is especially useful if you don't have anything specific in mind that you want to brainstorm about.

How to Use Rolling Tables for Brainstorming

Rolling tables are a great way to help you brainstorm. They are perfect for use in large groups and can easily be moved from one area to another. Here are some tips on how to use rolling tables for brainstorming:

Choose a topic or problem to brainstorm about. Divide the group into small teams of three or four people. Give each team a rolling folding table and a marker. Have the teams start by writing down ideas on their tabletops. As the teams share their ideas, encourage them to continue rolling their tables around so that all members of the group can see the ideas. When everyone has had a chance to share, let's discuss which ideas are worth pursuing further and which ones should be scrapped.

Conclusion

Brainstorming sessions can be a lot of work, but with the right tools at your disposal, you can make them much easier. One such tool is a rolling table—and this blog post will show you how to use it to its full potential in brainstorming sessions. By making use of a rolling table, you can help keep everyone involved in the conversation on track and increase the chances that valuable ideas will emerge. So if you're looking for an effective way to boost your brainstorming productivity, take a look at these tips on how to use a rolling table!

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Would you kindly make a table for different things a party might find while searching an abandoned home?

Things To Find In An Abandoned House Rolling Table

We love a good abandoned house around here. They always hold a treasure trove of treasure...or traps.

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Random things to see on night watch

Night Watch Incidents Rolling Table

Here are some mostly non-combat encounters for a night watch. Because sometimes we just all need to chill. But I'll be back at some point with a more combat-centric night watch incidents table.

We also got some ✨crispy✨ quality on this one because my free trial to Canva Pro is up (both fonts are pro features). Because this specific table is so long, I have to splice together two screen "snips," thus, crunchy quality lol.

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Odd Dragon Hoards Rolling Table

Dragons Hoards can be so boring. Gold and Treasure. Gold and Treasure. How about let's spice it up a bit?

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Town Name Rolling Table

Towns in fantasy realms often have odd names. Here's a collection of semi-normal ones?

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Quest Giver Rolling Table

Got a quest, but no quest giver? Very sad. Here, have a rolling table.

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Random Dice Rolling Table

Can't decide on a dice to roll? We get it. So grab a d8 and get ready to find out!

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Random Teleportation Locations Rolling Table

Need to put your players somewhere random? Well...

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Trahjic Names Rolling Table

Sometimes, your NPCs just need a little ✨spice✨ added to their names. Nothing too wild though. Shout out to r/tragedeigh for all of the names.

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Bad Bardic Results Rolling Table

When the bard fails to perform, something's gotta happen.

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Bardic Mishaps Rolling Table

Sometimes the bard just can't perform.

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Silly Curse Rolling Table

Sometimes you just need a good silly curse to put your players in their place

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Curse Rolling Table

Sometimes you just need a good curse to put your players in their place

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NPC Jobs Rolling Table

Sometimes you just don't feel like making up facts about a NPC. Well, take one thing off your plate with this table.

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Animal Companion Rolling Table

Your party wants a pet. Why not indulge them?