Next up in my outdoor terrain projects was a series of dirt roads and trails. I wanted to be able to depict the wide and well-traveled, the narrow path through the forest, and something in between. A set of 1″, 2″, and 3″ pieces seemed like they’d cover the requirements. For many of my projects […]
Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t – er, yeah, actually roads would be helpful Read More »
With a starter collection of dungeon tiles and a few passable doors completed, I decided to move on to trying my hand at some outdoor scenery. I wanted to continue with the concept of making terrain in a way that’s flexible and modular, rather than making fixed layouts. I want re-usability, and I’m willing to
The Great Outdoors, Indoors Read More »
It’s been a few weeks since our last MP session, mainly because I’ve been sitting on a number of new characters and bits of storyline I’ve been wanting to introduce, unsure of how to weave them together. This chapter represents my attempt to jump right in and get the story moving again even if I’m
Chapter 13 – Cleanup, Aisle 7! Read More »
Invisigoth is a mutant who can fly (a little) and turn invisible… but her most formidable power is a vampiric touch that temporarily siphons physical characteristics from its target into herself – making her faster, stronger, and tougher with each touch. As of the end of her first appearance in Chapter 13, the D-Listers know
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Members of C.U.S.P. Read More »
Last night I opened my refrigerator to be confronted with the following: Without saying a word to even reveal that I’d noticed it, I closed the fridge and went to my PC where I proceeded to download a D&D style magic item card template. With it as a starting point, I created and printed this:
The Goblet of Destiny Read More »
In my last crafting-related post, among the photos was a glimpse at some doors I was working on. They’re more or less finished now, though they’re… well, usable but not really what I’d hoped for. I tried to make a few variations of something akin to DM Scotty’s openable doors, but with the actual doors
Not as a-door-able as I hoped for. Read More »
While the Lost Mines of Phandelver adventure doesn’t force most events to happen in a specific order, it does group them into several sections of activities that are likely to happen in a given time frame. Part Three is the largest in terms of providing a variety of different quests and locations to visit, and
Phandelver, Part 3 Read More »
I finally got the painting done on the set of dungeon tiles I started creating a couple of weeks ago. All that’s left is a coat of spray-on clear flat sealant, which will have to wait for a warmer day. There are a few areas where I need to improve my technique and a few
Modular Dungeon Tiles, Completed! Read More »