My group is currently playing Cyberpunk 2020 and I am just carrying 1D10, 3D6, mechanical pencil, eraser and small LED torch in a small cylindrical tin (the torch is for finding dice that have rolled under furniture). But frankly it's a bit too big for regular use. It is single stitched but all edges are folded over to minimise wear and with the lining it is two layers thick on the outside. We both bought 'Deluxe' versions which cost a few pound more due to the fact they use a higher quality or more rare construction material. Check out the web site galleries, including the ones that sold out - they use all sorts of material so there is a large variety. The lining has beetle on it - they do a special alternative without them for wussies! Vicky bought one with a beautiful Japanese printing. Mine is a pattern called 'Nevermore' as it has text from Edgar Allen Poe on it. What makes the ARU really special is that they come in a very wide variety of materials. There is a fabric loop so you can secure it to your belt or bag using a carbinar. The unused pocket in the photo has just had an old Pilot ballpoint multi-pen added for variety. I especially bought a 15cm steel ruler for the last pocket for map drawing or distance measuring for combat.
#Shaun smartwrap full#
I have two full length pencils for character sheet stuff and a Hi-tec-C4 for note writing.
On the other end are pen pockets of varying widths. By the looks of it I could comfortably get a deck of cards in there so maybe a card game for those sessions where not everyone turns up? The middle pocket is wide and I have a ring notebook and some reference cards in there for notes and doodling. As you can see in the top down photo below it can sit with the opening upwards stopping the dice spilling out.
#Shaun smartwrap plus#
I've just put in a dice set with assorted extra plus a plastic body pencil sharpener and eraser. This is closed securely with a fold over velcro flap stopping your dice falling out. The most important pocket is the dice 'bag'. Opening it up and unrolling allows access to all the compartments.
It ties shut with two smart wrap around ties. It is a roll similar to artists pencil rolls. The ARU is a wonderfully large piece of kit. And you all know what I'm like about pens! the problem is if the top gets open I have loose dice at the bottom of my work bag! Also it requires I use short pens and pencils. I have a number of small draw tie dice bags which are okay. I'm fascinated about how people carry their dice. The ARU is basically the ultimate dice bag. Now we had the chance to buy one in person from one half of the couple who make them! We had seen the All Rolled Up gaming wraps online and were very impressed. At this year's Dragonmeet was a stall which Vicky and I got very excited about.
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