No, it isn’t Monday, but snow days make winter a rough season in a household with kids, so here we are. And more importantly, I love that alliteration, and posting about minis is easy and keeps me at this. We had some free time Sunday afternoon so I brought some of the Dwarven Forge bins …
Continue reading Miniatures Monday: Houses, Hotels, and an Albino Ogre
Half of the third level of the Scarlet Citadel is home to a clacker beetle hive. Clacker beetles are nasty buggers, with an area of effect attack that gets compounded when multiple beetles work together: “When multiple beetles clack in the same turn and create overlapping cones, each affected creature makes just one Constitution saving …
The winter school break has drawn to a close and I can start getting more work done, just as long as I’m not called in for jury duty this week. The fun never ends. “I’m the king of the world!” Going way back to 2022, I printed a mind flayer nautiloid and used it in …
Continue reading Miniatures Monday: Nautiloid and Salamanders
The Dark of Hot Springs islands uses a densely packed key, where every hex has three notable locations that can be discovered. It isn't quite a landmark/hidden/secret structure, but it offers the players clear choices between exploring deeper or moving on. Oh, shoot, WARNING: spoilers ahead! There is an ancient temple in one of the …
I sometimes wonder if I would have been a wargamer had I found that hobby before D&D. I'm a highly visual role-player and I love minis and terrain. I find great joy in making little plastic figures fight each other on the tabletop. However, other than the Frostgrave family of games, I don't play any …
Proving Grounds of Folkvangr 
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