Tabletop miniatures used in a Dungeons & Dragons session placed on a detailed game map, creating a dynamic scene for role-playing games
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Tabletop miniatures used in a Dungeons & Dragons session placed on a detailed game map, creating a dynamic scene for role-playing games
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Mounting an airborne attack from the top of a tower, the Broken Promise crew tries to retake their ship, commandeered (yet again) by bugbear pirates!
The PCs battle to stop a sinister ritual that will summon Yig to the Feywild. You can see D&D and Pathfinder Battles miniatures, along with DIY props, Dungeon Tiles, and an invisible character figure (Tailer’s dream form) manufactured by Litko. And, oh yeah, my GameScience dice and an orange rind.
The prison level at the beginning of “From Beyond.” Note the use of small wooden dowels with square cross-sections to form walls (black) and doors (brown). It’s not up to the cool factor of Dwarven Forge, but it’s not bad for a DIY project.
The second level of the fortress, counting up from the bottom. Here you get a good look at the wooden walls and doors in action.
