D&D General Your last adventure in photos.

John R Davis said:

Battlefield In A Box

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Who are an excellent source for reasonably priced scatter terrain, much of it pre-painted. I really like their desert stuff, in particular.

Clint_L said:

Who are an excellent source for reasonably priced scatter terrain, much of it pre-painted. I really like their desert stuff, in particular.

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I have a ton of this stuff…my brother often gets me items for Christmas.

I have a lot of mars-like planetary terrain…was going to use with Star Wars legion…

Yeah. I am just getting into Silver Bayonets so have ordered stack of BIAB desert stuff

I wrote up an adventure ("Stuck in the Middle with You") involving the accidental creation of a flesh colossus during a wild magic surge. Instead of just making a stand-up token with the image of the monster, I thought I'd try whipping up a temporary miniature. So I got five toilet paper rolls, cut slits in them so they'd slot together into a somewhat humanoid frame, covered each cardboard tube in rubber bands, and then started attaching a bunch of minis (mostly humans, drow, and elves, plus the occasional spider, snake, giant lizard, and giant beetle - creatures one could expect to find in a surface drow city) by the rubber bands. This isn't the best photo, but here's more or less what it ended up looking like (there's a bald spot on one arm where the rubber band broke before taking the picture - oh well).



I probably spent a total of a couple hours on the silly thing (I assembled it last night, it got all wobbly and sloppy, and I took it apart this morning and reassembled it in a better fashion this morning before the game session), and it got all of two rounds of playing time before it was destroyed by an implosion spell.

Here's what a flesh colossus is supposed to look like:



Oh well, it served its purpose, in the short "life" that it had.

Johnathan

Richards said:

I wrote up an adventure ("Stuck in the Middle with You") involving the accidental creation of a flesh colossus during a wild magic surge. Instead of just making a stand-up token with the image of the monster, I thought I'd try whipping up a temporary miniature. So I got five toilet paper rolls, cut slits in them so they'd slot together into a somewhat humanoid frame, covered each cardboard tube in rubber bands, and then started attaching a bunch of minis (mostly humans, drow, and elves, plus the occasional spider, snake, giant lizard, and giant beetle - creatures one could expect to find in a surface drow city) by the rubber bands. This isn't the best photo, but here's more or less what it ended up looking like (there's a bald spot on one arm where the rubber band broke before taking the picture - oh well).

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I probably spent a total of a couple hours on the silly thing (I assembled it last night, it got all wobbly and sloppy, and I took it apart this morning and reassembled it in a better fashion this morning before the game session), and it got all of two rounds of playing time before it was destroyed by an implosion spell.

Here's what a flesh colossus is supposed to look like:

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Oh well, it served its purpose, in the short "life" that it had.

Johnathan

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In the Hills, the Cities...

A “downtime” session turned into a vampire hunt. . . But who is hunting who?

The wet erase battlemat features an abstract representation of a cluttered and tightly packed refugee camp full of shanties, lean-tos, and ragged tents

Fun and Frolics on the Isle of the Abbey

Pirate Borg!

Richards said:

I wrote up an adventure ("Stuck in the Middle with You") involving the accidental creation of a flesh colossus during a wild magic surge. Instead of just making a stand-up token with the image of the monster, I thought I'd try whipping up a temporary miniature. So I got five toilet paper rolls, cut slits in them so they'd slot together into a somewhat humanoid frame, covered each cardboard tube in rubber bands, and then started attaching a bunch of minis (mostly humans, drow, and elves, plus the occasional spider, snake, giant lizard, and giant beetle - creatures one could expect to find in a surface drow city) by the rubber bands. This isn't the best photo, but here's more or less what it ended up looking like (there's a bald spot on one arm where the rubber band broke before taking the picture - oh well).

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I probably spent a total of a couple hours on the silly thing (I assembled it last night, it got all wobbly and sloppy, and I took it apart this morning and reassembled it in a better fashion this morning before the game session), and it got all of two rounds of playing time before it was destroyed by an implosion spell.

Here's what a flesh colossus is supposed to look like:

View attachment 382402

Oh well, it served its purpose, in the short "life" that it had.

Johnathan

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Love the creativity!

Wizkids does a zombie clot, but it's only huge-sized, so your home brew solution does a great job of adding the scale.

Though reading your account made me realize that I need to use my zombie clot in an adventure soon, as I spent some time repainting it and have never used it. I think I know just the scenario...

My friend uses a tv hooked to his computer sunk in a table (I use physical terrain when it’s my turn to run).

He let us play a party of duergar Saturday…here they are on the digital map!View attachment 383512