The mat seems to go pretty well with the cavern pieces, maybe more so with the burrows. What shows are you watching and what games are you playing? In other news, Fear the Walking Dead and Walking Dead: World Beyond continue to disappoint while Superstore is good without being great.
… it reminds us of the Printable Scenery Hagglethorn Hollow STL campaign.
Normally we do not back 3d print STL campaigns but this one we might… Printable Scenery has a new KS that has terrain and Figures designed by Johnny Frasier Allan of Hagglethorn Hollow fame. It is too bad we cannot afford their painting service. SITTING FOLKSHigh-Quality Resin Miniatures in Sitting PosesI have regretted not backing their kickstarters in the past. Tiny Furniture has a great looking campaign for sitting Figures and furniture that we are considering. They are so cute but gain our finances just could not stretch to cover them. We decided to pass on the Gnome Guard KS. Complement them with custom-made Relic Metal dice sets. Reliquaries: Fantasy Dice Thrones & Metal Relic DiceReliquaries are hand-painted displays for your favorite dice. We like the sculpts but the prices are financially challenging for us, for what they are. We were just too undecided on the Dwarven Forge Reliquaries KS to pledge for more than the 1 Dollar pledge so that we can postpone making a decision until the pledge manager closes at some point in the future. I certainly had my share of childlike glee… although since I kept rolling better for the Monsters than for my warband I thought for sure my warband was doomed and that all four warbands might get wiped out. They were great sports, getting into the spirit of the game and just plain being fun to play with. It was a great game and I really wish Tom and Laura lived closer so we could do more gaming together. There were more surprises I had added, just in case, that we did not get to due to time, a greater demon and matriarch spider. GG was able to slay the beast, although she was not able to achieve her Ulterior Motive in time. However, once we got past the chokepoints we were able to destroy the magic mushrooms (I did not have enough crystals) that Gremolean had invested his essence into… causing him great distress (and reducing his stats).įinally Mrs. At first things looked very grim as we each quickly took casualties, including Tom losing his apprentice. Our Ulterior Motives also added a werewolf, 3 ghouls and a Homunculus to our troubles. This prevented us from making the most of our greater numbers. Things started grim as we had not anticipated how easily the demons would rush towards our warbands and catch us at chokepoints created by the terrain. This led to a few mistakes and delays as we looked up rules but we were all eager to play and had fun even before we rolled the first dice. Finally we went with a 6×4 table and each of us starting in a different corner.Īll of us had fairly new warbands and were still learning the second edition Frostgrave rules. We also used Ulterior Motives to give each of us our own personal agenda in addition to slaying Gremolean. Then we doubled the number of minor demons. First we used the AI from the dragon slaying campaign in Spellcaster #7, the Great Wyrm. We started with the dragon slaying scenario from Spellcaster #2, the Lair of Gremolean but we added some extra twists. So my thinking was… make it big! Dwarven Forge caverns and burrows…. My plan for our game was to focus on it being cooperative and memorable. Just a bit of finishing touches needed on some bases. … thanks to her Contrast paints speed painting. GG did manage to get her warband ready in time however… I should have probably focused more on painting and less on discussing philosophy, politics and cinema. Unfortunately, I did not quite get my Necromancer and his warband fully painted in time but we did not let that stop us. Tom did the 3d modeling as well as the actual print! Tom and Laura generously presented us with a couple of gifts, a mini that will do nicely for our Tarnished Splendor project and a 3d printed obelisk that will suit our Frostgrave games. In addition to this blog post you can see Tom‘s blog about the visit from his point of view… Not only was it nice to see them face to face we actually got to get a game of Frostgrave in! We were fortunate enough to have some friends come visit from the UK.
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