While I've found some pretty cool papercraft miniatures online, they all seem to be fairly cartoony, bright, heavy-lined images. That's not really how I painted minis back when I did, and the lack of options bugs me now. I wonder if there'd be anyone interested in a grungier-looking set of paper minis, if I made some?
The exception seems to be Dave Graffam's medieval papercraft buildings, which all have a more subtle set of colour choices. Once I get some extra cash I might pick up a couple.
Castle Blackeagle Sessions 1-3
Never finished the writeup, but here's the take for the first expedition to the Dolmen of the Hounds: Foes Defeated 3 death-hounds, 3...
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One of the challenges I often face when designing D&D campaigns is what I refer to as "the whole deal." Even if I'm starti... -
Spooky cat by Evlyn Moreau Also known as a Cait-Scairde , the Schreckenkatzen is a lesser demon of hell which roams the dark places of the w... -
A campaign frame for Trail of Cthulhu based on material from Shadows of Yog-Sothoth The 1920s are the tail end of the “golden age of ...
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