Daniël Franke 
Hey fellow DMs, what do you use to draw maps? Especially city maps. I'm using Inkarnate right now, but what I honestly would love is something like City Skylines but for medieval city maps.
In a fun bit of spontaneity, we're going to have a DnD session this evening as well, which will be the first time we play on a weekday, and also the first day we play with less than two weeks between sessions.
Had some of the most fun as DM yesterday, where I got to improvise some new NPCs, one of which my players found genuinely creepy, which was exactly what I was going for.
My players also got up to some fun and weird shenanigans, and going of the rails like that is usually when I'm in my happy place.
Question for other GMs, what is the fun in GMing for you? For me, I'm finding out I'm not particularly great at the preparation part, but I love improvising and being caught off guard by my players.
The moment when your D&D prep starts resembling the conspiracy board from the "Always Sunny" meme.
Also, as DnD uses feet and other arcane units, it can be rather entertaining to see an entire party struggle with visualising distances.
Me: That is about 1000 feet away.
Party member: How far is that?
Me: I honestly don't know.
I mean, I do think that using those deprecated units fits very well with the flavour of a fantasy game, even if does cause confusion in this metric-centric party.
Had a great D&D session, very story focused with no combat and a lot of cute animal scenes. All to fit the subclass of the groups barbarian in the story.
It was very nice to have a session with low stakes, where the party was generally at ease while travelling.
One spanner in the works was that I came home from a party at 8 this morning, so I was a tad hungover while running this. So I'm now crashing...
So, for my 6th D&D session, I had one player drop out permanently, and recruited another player during my divorce party. So I expected to do a decent amount of prep to make a nice coherent story so that the old player phased out, and the new player joined, right?
Well, then ADHD hit, and I ended up with 4 lines of prep in total. 4 lines and a lot of improvisation, and great chemistry between new and old players made it pretty easy to fill the entire session. I honestly think I like the improv stuff more than the heavily planned stuff.
AnnaThis week on ADHD&D with the Slack of Many things...
The cast of characters:
Anna (Anh)
@pixplaysgames (Saoirse)
@achloryn (The DM)
@curlywench (Pippa)
John (Americ)
Quin (Priest)
@llanion (Six)
Hold on to your pants, because we're in fine form right now.