Favorite Game System My favorite game system currently is Pathfinder. I like the customization that is available. Especially, the character and race building rules. Although, if I could find a group I would love to play old school BESM 2nd Edition. It is simple and fun to play but I would use the new rules… Continue reading RPGaDay: Favorite Game System
Lyn'skyurr This is my new homebrew creation. The muse for this was from a video that my husband was watching of a Monster Hunter Worlds play-through, they were fighting a Tobi-Kadachi monster. I didn't copy the monster, just used it for my inspiration. I based it on a flying squirrel, then gave it the Dire… Continue reading Creature Spotlight: Lyn’skyurr
Doom Demon Today's figure is the pink demon from Doom. I painted it to look like an undead version of the original game monster. It appears to be a medium-sized Minotaur, with a hunched back (with protruding spine), overlarge head and three-toed feet. The closest Pathfinder creature that I could find to this is the… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Doom Demon
Trick or Treat Mouselings Today's figures are Reaper Dark Heaven Legends: Trick or Treat Mouselings. They are dressed as a witch and a ghost. These are some of my favorite figures, I like all Mouselings. They are so easy to paint. To Buy: amazon reaper Similar Links: Figure of the Week: Thanksgiving Mouselings… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Trick or Treat Mouselings
Todays figure is Kurz, Orc Fighter. He is from the Reaper Dark Heaven Legends line, wields an orc double-axe and is wearing piecemeal armor (a mix of plate, chain and hide). I used this as a half-orc character that I played as well as a few other people in various groups that I've played with.… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Kurz, Orc Fighter
Today's figure is from Reaper Dark Heaven Legends. His name is Druss Darkblighter, he is caster wearing half-plate with no weapons. His base is flocked. This a very interesting character. It looks like he drinks a lot since he has a mini-keg on his belt. He is the Winner of Game Trade Magazine's "Bring Your… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Druss Darkblighter
Origin of haversack In historic Germany the word ‘hafersack’, meant oat sack. This was a small sack to carry horse fodder. It was a long, narrow bag that had a strap at the top and bottom, which was worn across the body from shoulder to hip. When it was adopted in England the f was… Continue reading Haversack, Past and Present
