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The Eureka minis are currently being painted (6 down, 28 to go!). The others are of varying ages, with the Reaper ones being generally the most recent. I'm trying to get pictures of all the well painted ones, which amounts to only about half of my entire collection. The rest are old ones that...

update Added 13 more to the gallery. http://pung.dyndns.org/mini/index.html

Re: pirate minis I would agree with this, based on what I've seen on Foundry's website. If my campaign keeps going long enough to warrant it I may pick up some for major NPCs.

I'm glad you like it. I was looking at your ship models today and was wondering if there has been any progress on them. I've been in the market for good ships since I started my Freeport campaign.

In the process of reorganizing some of my old web pages I ran across this adventure I ran some time back: http://pung.dyndns.org/ddc/index.html It includes maps, descriptions, stat blocks, etc. as well as how things went when I ran it. Feel free to use it as you will.

Thanks! I'm still tinkering with the blog code, but I'll keep putting up pictures as I can. Even if I only put up the ones I like, I've still got a long way to go.

I've got a few of my minis up in the gallery here: http://www.houseofpung.net/mini/index.html I've been meaning to put pictures up for a while but I'm only now getting around to it. There are a lot more to go...

I've got a few of my minis up in the gallery here: http://pung.dyndns.org/mini/index.html I've been meaning to put pictures up for a while but I'm only now getting around to it. There are a lot more to go...

Eureka! Eureka (http://www.eurekamin.com.au) has pirates both living and dead, male and female, eastern and western, and a nice looking ship. Their prices are amazingly cheap, and the quality is excellent. I'm currently in the middle of painting up a pirate horde I got from them. Pictures can...

If they're water based, usually a little water will do the trick. I'm sure there's a better substance to use, but plain old H2O always works for me.

An established D&D 3e group is looking for one or two new players in the Kennesaw/Marietta/Roswell area (NW Atlanta).

Oh, um, bump?

I've gotten spoiled by the rapid fire posts so far, and I'm eagerly awaiting more! It's interesting to see the game in its entirety rather than through the recollection of someone who was there. In case you're pandering to your audience, there are some of us out here who enjoy a good soap opera...

Dangers Of The Road The three unlikely companions passed the night uneventfully, meeting again in the morning to discuss their plan. Puzzling over the crude map, they decided that they essentially had two choices: either they could try to make a straight line for the supposed mine, which would...

First Meetings Rafiki froze as he heard a squeal of pain. The rat-girl came rushing out, leaving a trail of dripping blood behind her. "Help! He's trying to kill me!" she cried as she ran past. That was enough for the vanara, who moved to intercept her pursuer at the doorway. ** The bird...

An Eventful Afternoon This was the actual beginning of the adventure. I did a fair amount of strong-arming to get the party together, but I don't think it was too much of a railroad. Rafiki's tail twitched as he started another set of exercises. From what he had seen as he and Guru Kundugga...

Fortune Favors The Bold Again, an expansion of a briefly discussed backstory. Viktil coughed as he looked at his cards. He scratched his ear with one ragged claw. Sagwa sat impassively across from him, showing no reaction to either her own cards or the glittering pile of coins and jewelry...

Chasing Spirits This is an elaboration of the backstory hashed out quickly between me and Emiko's player. Emiko floated on her back in the warm sea, looking up at the wisps of cloud creeping across the blue sky. She needed no spirit guide to tell her that the rainy season was on its way. After...

I've decided to try my hand at writing a Story Hour for my new campaign. After my daughter was born I figured I wouldn't have time to run a game again, but I just couldn't stay away. I decided to run an Oriental Adventures campaign to try to rid myself of some of the normal D&D cliches. I hadn't...

I always assumed that trip attacks were made by simply kicking your opponent's feet out from under them, no matter what weapon you're holding. I think that the trip reference in the spiked chain entry is there because it is a reach weapon. A longspear, for example would not allow you to trip an...