Here we go.

Hello Imgur :D after being on hiatus from DMing for about 2 years, I finally got some friends together who are ready to play, and I've got to make this shit good.

Gold and Silver cards to act as Divine tokens (or be used for the Deck of Many Items, my personal favourite item)

Old ass cards to be used in bar games and for assassins to leave behind on their kills :D

Super fancy magnetic hourglass a friend bought me last year - just to make sure nobody's taking TOO much time during their combat turn...

Mini dice :D because somebody will want to be a halfling again... coins, for treasure and for flipping :D
The multiple dice plays into some homebrew mechanics - it lets players "double down" on certain rolls, offering them an even greater gamble in certain skills checks (not in combat though... that's just asking for trouble...)
Metal d20 was a gift from hourglass friend, great for making a point that the PCs should be afraid of the dark thing in the dungeon hallway.

Dice. This is DnD after all. I personally love to use DnDDice.com - they have some really reasonably-priced sets, and at least the dice will match, if that's something important to you <3

If you're at my table, cover your eyes - I wanted this campaign to be really special, so I hand-made the first 4 dungeons and some small basements :D overall, pretty happy with my work, but anyone who wants to throw ideas at me is welcome to do so <3

Overworld map - all set within one city - nowhere near as complex as it looks :D I tried to emulate the kind of faction system that you see in New Vegas, where joining one faction is synonymous with destroying another two, making the plot MUCH easier to follow :D

My glorious partner. It hasn't been used since the last time I've DM'd - we've both been waiting for this for a while now :D

The Great Bag Centipede. Challenge Rating : you're already dead >:O

So I heard y'all liked bananas....

Cat tax

Dog tax