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Dead men tell no tales, but these five will bring you a world of adventure! This downloadable PDF features a bony bunch of richly detailed pirate skeletons and they're just waiting to board your printer and invade your gaming table! This skeleton crew has beautiful, high resolution artwork...

Thanks! That would be great! Here's a better view of the statues.

Brand new set from Kev's Lounge just released! This set contains brand new Kev's Lounge papercraft dungeon tiles, and markers, along with 3d papercraft pillars, doors and a fantastic statue to add a third dimension to your dungeon delves! With the various layer options this set will allow you to...

New set out! Going with a dark and gothic theme we have some really great-looking, gothic-style coffins! A single printing of this PDF will give you 5 sealed caskets, and 5 open ones. The detail is sharp and intricate, and highly customisable, thanks to layers in the PDFs. There are literally...

I am an artist who creates game-specific materials, mostly dungeon tiles and papercraft scenery. In the past, I would have used the Press Releases board to announce a new product becoming available, but that board no longer seems to exist. I have no intention of violating any rules, or...

The Humble Hovel is the first of a series of 3D papercraft buildings, excellent for tabletop wargames, skirmish games and RPGs. The sturdy roof and walls are reinforced by design for excellent strength and durability and can be removed to provide easy access to the interior. It comes with a...

This is a new set from the very popular Kev's Lounge range of dungeon tiles. This set includes artwork for brand new dungeon tiles, with 3 different texture options, several new hazard/obstacle markers, and 19 detailed papercraft crate stack models. It also includes a fully illustrated 36-page...

This is EXACTLY what happened when I started my 4e campaign after several years hiatus from DnD (and RPGs in general). The group approached it the same way we would approach a board game. We skimmed the book to get a quick idea of what we should be doing, and we winged. Then afterwards we...

15 years ago I was very against guns in a fantasy setting, but now I'm pretty open to the idea of using them. ONe thing that changed my mind about it, is that I have seen it implemented relatively well in various settings where it is entirely appropriate, like the Warhammer Universe, Solomon...

In our group we say chargen and charsheet, pronounced char-jen and char-sheet. Think it goes back to Quest for Glory, where to save precious screen space, they shortened character sheet down to char sheet, and not realising at first that it was an abbreviation I'd taken to reading it as written.

Well... The powers-that-be within the guild could have heard of the party through their exploits and decided that they were clearly destined for great things and came to the conclusion that it was worth their while to get these future legends into their organisation early. They approach the...

Also, when someone rolls triple 1s on 3d6, we call that "Koeberg Snake Eyes". Koeberg being the location of South Africa's one and only nuclear power plant. :)

These might help with that.

All dwarves are drunken, scottish sounding comic relief. Don't know where this started, but I suspect it's Blizzard's fault. All elves are Legolas. Worse since the movies came out. All human rangers are Aragorn. Much worse since the movies came out XD Don't hate any of them... Just would like...

I think the idea of a hlafling rogue came about specifically because the dwarves in the hobbit hired Bilbo as their "burglar". When it came to the original Dungeons and Dragons, they kinda shoe horned the entire halfling race into being Bilbo the Burglar. When races stopped being classes in the...

We have this thing called "Stupid Tax". It's not a RPG thing really, it gets used whatever game we're playing. Basically, if you forget to use an ability, or roll an extra dice, or apply that modifier, or whatever and time passes and you remember halfway through the next person's turn, you...

That's a pity... sounds like it was an awesome concept!

I suppose it also depends where in the session the travel takes place. If possible, I try to keep the players engaged where they are until the end of the session, so that departing from their location is the end of this session and arrival at their new destination is the beginning of the next...

Halflings. But they're still hobbits. None of my halflings will ever wear boots.

Well, if the only thing you don't like about it is the fact that it actually would cost you money, then you've got to make do with the free options which are basically limited to online generators, or making it yourself. Can guarantee that if you'd really find it as useful as you imagine it...