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I've built some terrain in the past for use with gaming, especially since I picked up a paper cutter/robocraft that hooks up your computer and does all the tedious work for you. In general what are some of peoples favorite resources for creating these pieces of terrain? I recentlly came...

I've enjoyed the first two episodes of Dragon Age : Redemption. I didn't realize that Felicia Day also wrote them! Neat. I've compiled the first two and some other info about the guy who makes the props/sets/costumes for the series too, he's got some great behind the scenes shots and making...

This is an interesting take on an electronic die roller! It's just like those shake flashlights! So unlike those not very cool electronic die rollers that are either noisy as hell or take forever to give you a result this one allows you to "shooka shooka shooka" and still get a result ASAP...

Now available for your next gaming session are The Guild as Sodas! WOOT! Now along with our Dungeons and Dragons Soda flavors we have The Guild to add too! Awesome. I'm certainly getting these for the next gaming session to at least try out! Check em out here! -david

Saw these videos from Nikolas Llyod, making the rpg rounds thought I'd put my own take on em. More or less I don't agree with everything this guy says but he does make a few good points here and there. d4d6d8d10d12d20: Dungeons And Dragons Is Rubbish! Overall I think earlier D&D really made...

Text To Movie Dead Alewives Classic D&D Skit, pretty funny :D d4d6d8d10d12d20: Attacking The Darkness - Dead Alewives Text To Movie Mashup! Enjoy! -david http://www.d4d6d8d10d12d20.com - My Gaming Blog

Hey Everyone, I created a long table for use within an alchemist lab (but can be used in other situations as well. Its 2 in. x 1 in. in length/width and 1/2 in. high. The table top is 1/4 inch thick and the supports (there are two) are cubes in the middle of the table at 1/2 in. each. The...

Great idea! Here is an alternate method you can try hot glue doesn't stick to parchment paper (the kind you get in a grocery store) so you could just squirt out a mess of glue on a sheet sized piece of parchment wait for it to cool then cut out 5 square sides use some more hot glue to glue the...

Hey Everyone, I needed a bookcase model (well a bunch of em) for a game session and didn't care for any of the free models I found online and didn't want to fork over any dough for a .pdf for just a bookcase. So I whipped one up myself. The top row are normal books, the second shelf is scroll...

Hey Everyone, I completed my article on how to create a elevation or depth game board similar to the commercial product called "combat tier". My version of course is highly customizable and can be used for heroscape, heroclix, role playing games, tactical combat games, etc. Its all made of...

Hey Everyone, Just wanted to let ya all know that I put up a new 8x10 300 dpi sheet with 1in and 1.5 grid up on my blog for anyone to download and use for their games. This one is for sky battles, glue to foam core and cut to your own specs. so check out the full article here...

Terrain Building First a little self promotion ;) Check out my gaming blog d4d6d8d10d12d20 there are some ideas for creating your own terrain projects (current have a video series of creating your own water tiles for similar to the dwarven forge for cheap) and some other papercraft templates...

(Pink = Thousands, Yellow = Hundreds, Blue = Tens, White = Ones) This figure is at 63 height units (feet, meters, miles, etc.) Hey Everyone, I made a previous post which previewed some elevation markers I had constructed for use with my dnd/pathfinder game but you could totally use for any...

PART 5 and 5a Videos are now Live! Parts 5 and 5a Here is the remaining videos for creating the water tiles. In these videos I show you how I use 5 min epoxy to make a wavy pattern by wiggling a disposable brush through "wet" resin and run into a huge mistake of making up too much resin and...

I made these and you can certainly use the idea to create a set of these elevation or depth markers for any rpg. I've seen other markers for $10 each and these cost about $2.00 each to make. You can see the preview here. I'll be detailing the process and materials list in an upcoming post on...

Part Four Of The Video Series To Create Your Own Water Tiles Part 4 Is up. This video walks through a prep for a pour of the resin, mixing of the resin and color dyes and then finally a pour of the resin, then finally a demolding and showing you what mistakes (salvageable) I came up against...

Part Three Of The Video Series To Create Your Own Water Tiles Part Three is up and talks about the resins I used to construct the water tiles. Here is a pic of some water tiles I completed recently using my deep water ocean/lake tiles base printout sheets and they are unfinished, in that they...

Make Your Own Resin Water Tiles! Cheap! - Part 2 Part Two is up and goes over some of the tools used. The next video will be about the resins I used, one I'd recommend and one I'd avoid if you're looking to replicate my results.

PART 1 While not specifically for any one RPG you can take the technique and adapt it easily enough, especially if you are using a printed out water tile sheet I recently posted on here and my site. I think i priced out my tiles to be about $1.50 for a 5x5 1/4 thick tile or $2.00 if you count...