more dungeon tiles and a follower of Orcus

 recently i went over to DrivethruRPG.com, and looked up some more
dungeon tiles to use for our D&D game sessions and overall gameplay.
the one publisher i like to use is Crooked Staff Publishing.
easy download, pay what you want, and very nice looking.
here's a quick link to the CSP page,

Drivethru/Crooked Staff Publishing (click here)

printed out some new dungeon tiles,
this time a sewer system for some underground game play.
these printed out better than i hoped.
might go back and print some more of certain tiles but overall i am satisfied on the product.

some scenes from this past weekend Dungeons and Dragons session
involving the sewer tiles.

a necromancer wizard.
when i first got this figure i was like he's cool he has a badass looking weapon
and a sword in the other hand.
i didn't like the sword very much so i clipped it and added a hand mechanism to his arm
to replace it and treat it as a dagger.
when i went to paint and create a stat block for this npc i come to realize this particular
fellow has the Wand of Orcus, a very powerful artifact in D&D.
well isn't that a coincidence.

a half elf ranger i painted for a member of our D&D group.
he wanted a melee based ranger.
Wizkids does label this figure as a paladin but thats what is cool about these miniatures.
if there isn't a lot of armor u make it whatever within reason in my opinion.

this fellow was a Wizkids town guardsman.
i did him up as a ruffian to add to the small group of rogues and misfits i got going.
he was armed with a halberd but i clipped it and added a handaxe.

finally able to add another member to the D&D party, a panther for the tiefling ranger.

few gaming sessions ago, i finally pulled out the flying skyboat for the group to use/see
and did not get a chance to finish the extra pieces that came with it.
and ladder and a walking plank which can be hooked up to the skyboat on either side.

more to come...