![]() ![]() This is a brainstorming session where you should entertain all the ideas that pop into your head. Don’t hold back ideas if they seem off the wall or stupid. Now that you’ve got your prompts, begin a page of rough sketches. You might create something unexpected and amazing! Begin Sketching Rough Concepts The point of a dice drawing challenge is to push you outside of your comfort zone. You might roll something that seems weird or particularly difficult, but don’t reroll! Instead, challenge yourself to try to use what the fates gave you. You’ve selected the tables you’re going to use for your drawing - now it’s time to roll! Grab the right die for the job or roll online to see what you get on each table. The prompts for this illustration were “demon”, “hanging”, and “wave”. ![]() I designed this dice prompt list to help me pull a few ideas, not create a massive overload of themes. There isn’t a set amount of prompts that are the “right” choice, so just do what feels right.ĭon’t try to roll from each and every table! You likely will become hopelessly overwhelmed. You can start with just one table to get started and add more prompt tables as you get more comfortable. I tend to pick three or so tables at a time to create some interesting combinations. Once you have your dice ready to go, it’s time to pick your tables. If you don’t own any dice and you’re wanting to correct this terrible mistake, then there are tons of incredible options available online! I have a stunning opalite gemstone set from URWizards on Etsy that I received as a gift, and they have loads of other drool-worthy dice sets. One option is Roll A Die, which allows you to easily enter the type of die you need and get a random roll. However, if you don’t own any dice, that’s okay too! You don’t need physical dice in order to play this game because you can roll with digital dice rollers online. If you’re already a big D&D fan, chances are that you already have a set of dice that you use for your gameplay. A table that says “D20” will require the 20 sided die. That means you need the die with the corresponding number of sides.įor example, a table that says “D4” at the top will require you to roll the 4 sided die. On the prompts pages, you’ll see tables that show “D20”, “D8”, and so on at the top of the list. A set of these dice contains 7 total dice. To play this dice drawing game, you need to have access to D&D dice. If you aren’t a member, don’t worry! It’s quick, easy, and did I mention free to sign up? Click the button below to sign up and get the password to the Resource Library. If you are already a member of the Fox Den, just enter the password you received in your signup email to go claim your printable. You can find it under Planner Printables>Miscellaneous Printables (which is at the bottom of the page). You can download this 2-page printable for free from the Fox Den Resource Library. To participate in the Roll for Inspiration dice drawing game, you need to get your hands on the prompt list. Who am I to keep this to myself? Allow me to share my drawing tables and my approach to this imaginative game.ĭownload the Dice Drawing Game Prompt List How it WorksĪnd after sharing the results of this dice drawing game on social media, people immediately began asking for the lists so they could join in. At that point, I sat down and started creating dice tables specifically to tickle my creative fancy. This book utilizes a similar tactic to help you come up with interesting fantasy concept art, but after flipping through the pages again, I realized I needed something a bit more honed into my interests. When I was a teenager, I received a book called Fantasy Genesis by Chuck Lukacs that I hadn’t looked at in years. In fact, I realized that I had seen something like this before. When it hit me that I can use this to my advantage in art, it only seemed like a natural fit. And one of the reasons I adore this fantasy game so much is because it injects an element of chaos into each game through a roll of the dice. I’ve bought a half dozen books, several sets of dice, and I’ve already tried my hand at running a game. I’ve become fully obsessed with D&D over the last year. ![]()
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