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DnD 5e Kit

All the things.

No really, this kit has all the things. In fact I can confirm through my own experience that this is the most complete collection of fantasy role playing models that exists in the Tabletop Simulator Steam Workshop. If you can prove me wrong, please do.

I've collected so many things for this kit, that it's actually easier to tell you what is lacking from not just this kit, but the entire workshop as well. Please, if you're one of those people who has the time and skills to create or even just add new models, take a look at this list. Also, if you have something to add to this list, please leave it in the comments.


Top 10 D&D 5e models lacking from this kit & the entire Tabletop Simulator Steam Workshop.

#10 Smart d's 2, 3, 5, 7, 14, 16, 24, & 30
This would just be cool to have. It's not needed, and I'm not even sure it's possible without help from Berzerk.

#9 Waterfall
I have tried to create a convincing waterfall representation with the existing models, but I have so far been unsuccessful.

#8 Paintings & Tapestries.
There are Statues, & rugs. Why not wall art too?

#7 Climbable Stairs
The existing stairs models are great. They fit into the tile sets perfectly, and they look so realistic that they add to the illusion that you are in a castle or dungeon or inn. Wouldn't it be great though, if you could stop your movement halfway up the stairs without having to lock your PC model and move it onto the stairs with the Gizmo tool?

#6 High Definition Cards
There are cards for everything from Weapons to Class Features, but only the Spell Cards are high definition. The rest are blurry even upon close examination.

#5 Openable Doors
I suspect this one is beyond the current abilities of many of us, myself included. Wouldn't it be great though, if there were doors with opened, closed, and cracked states?

#4 Light & Heavy armor models
There are a total of 6 armor models. 3 are shields, 1 is a helmet, and 2 are medium armor sets. It would be so nice if there were light and heavy armor models to round out the available armor models.

I don't know if anyone else does this but when my players get loot, I like to give it to them in a bag containing models for each loot item. It can get tough to distinguish between the armors without careful labeling.

#3 Ranged Weapon models.
There are actually other weapon models missing, net, trident, and Sickle for instance, but the biggest weapon model gap is ranged weapons, as not only are there none, but nothing even looks similar.

#2 Monsters
This one is no surprise. Nearly Half of the monsters in the 5e MM don't even have 2d models. I probably can't list them here. I don't want to get Berserk Games in trouble because I love their product, but if you look in the kit and compare it to the MM, you'll see which ones are missing. Many of them are classic.

However, one person in particular has been hard working to remedy this. Thank you dʒɹɪtst ˌdoʊˈɝdɪn. I couldn't have done it better myself. In fact, I don't yet know how, so I couldn't really do it at all. = )

#1 PC Model Diversity
Player Character models for races other than human, elf, & dwarf. Perhaps I could join some tiny tinted stalactites to the forehead of a human model. '-_-'


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