How to Run a Game in TaleSpire - Part 1 - Content, Scene Mapping, Getting Boards
This video is the first in a series for quickly getting a gaming group having fun in TaleSpire. In this video I describe how to go from pre-made content to selecting the appropriate board type for different scenes in your game.
NOTE - I'm pretty sure the audio is terrible, I gave myself one day to put this together and I REALLY didn't want to re-record everything :(
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CONTENTS
0:00 Intro
0:24 Get your content
0:33 Map your scenes
0:53 Know the best boards for each scene type
1:22 Go find some boards
1:43 Importing Game Ready boards
4:34 Get slabs/boards from TalesTavern
5:34 Automatic board generator tools
5:50 One page dungeon generator
7:14 Random forest generator
8:15 Modular tiles
8:38 Putting it all together, with very little building
9:57 Ending summary
10:20 Outro
RESOURCES
Istallri Astra's Tutorials - / @istallri
TalesTavern - https://www.talestavern.com
TalesBazaar - https://www.talesbazaar.com
Death House - TaleSpire Edition PDF - https://www.dmsguild.com/product/3517...
Death House Battle Ready Board Instructions - • How to Assemble - Demongund's Death H...
TOGGDM's Twitch (for huge collaboration builds) - / toggdm
OUTLINE
1. Get your content.
There are many guides online for writing your own content and places to get pre-made modules. Go do that!
2. Map out your scenes.
For each planned scene, determine the type - theatre of the mind, battlemap, or hybrid between the two.
3. Based on your scenes, go get appropriate boards.
For battle scenes - Find cool, open environments/dungeons which will allow tokens, and the camera, to move around easily.
For hybrid scenes - Find any board which will enhanced the planned roleplay, with a focus on ambiance more than combat maneuverability.
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BONUS - To REALLY save time, consider using a random terrain/dungeon generator.