the safe hΘle

since i didn't clear the table from our recent D&D session i redid the sewer tiles and had a small fantasy Fistful of Lead game to kill time. just grabbed a small band of characters and had them fight random bad guys. i took some miniatures i don't play with enough and made a small band of heroes to explore a troubled section of the city's sewer system. reports of ungodly things lurking below. the group has come across an entrance from below to a building that is rumored to be a house of necromancy. in the heroic group: Odin Hornsby - human paladin, Helmsley Whispermouse - halfling rogue, Maurganra, Born of Twilight - elf warlock, Ebrum Windhide - dwarf fighter, Grotfang Snaga - orc barbarian the party splits, a few meet up with a skaven packmaster and a few giant rats,.. and the others with more giant rats. after some bad dice rolling, a lot of shaken tokens were distributed. the paladin kills a giant rat outright, the orc barbarian charges forth only to meet his demis...

 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 ...

 been wrapping up my D&D group's first leg of our campaign and haven't done much painting here of late. but i did managed to get a few done. saw this Skyboat way back in late April and wanted to bring out on the table at the right time. started and finish this fellow this past week and everyone loved it once it hit the table. this huge genie was from the Time of Legends: Joan of Arc game from Mythic Games. he originally was holding a flying carpet and carrying others, but i clipped that off and replace it with hands from old plastic Skaven hands. (originally model from the board game) the genie next to a 25mm human rogue miniature. several weeks ago bought a pack of human bards. and thought way this fellow is i want him to be like a badass bard. like badass like not a normal bard. badass like he plays his lute heavy and hard.