We had a good day yesterday. Instead of having the Thanksgiving meal at our house, we went to a friends that invites anyone without family near to an Orphan Thanksgiving Potluck. There were many good people there and made for a good meal. Here are some Thanksgiving themed creations (none are mine): The Gobbler: A… Continue reading Thanksgiving Day After
Today I am featuring the Reaper Bones Harpy figure, I painted her with the Mayan Quetzal coloring because she appears to be a cross between a dragon and harpy. This is a female harpy wielding natural weapons and no armor. She was fun painting, although I would have liked a metal figure better. The plastic… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Harpy
I know I'm a little late to the party in my review of the 5e reincarnated DM screen. So let's get right into it and take a look at what we got. Personally Even with much of the cover art is pretty blank the picture is beautiful. I much prefer the Dungeons and Dragons logo… Continue reading Hands on look at the D&D 5E GM Screen Reincarnated
I am working on converting the NPCs in the Shady Dragon Inn to Pathfinder. Currently, the best program I found to use for this so far is the RPG Scribe from the Apple store. ( I know I could do this by hand, but at a convention, it will be nice to have them all stored on… Continue reading Updating Shady Dragon Inn
While converting old monsters to Pathfinder, I found this creature on http://pandius.com. Giant Serpentweed by Jamie Baty Large Plant Hit Dice: 9d8 (40 hp) Initiative: +2 (+2 Dex) Speed: 0 ft. (0 squares) Armour Class: 13 (-1 size, +2 Dex, +2 natural), touch 11, flat-footed 11 Base Attack/Grapple: +6/+14 Attack: Bite +10 melee (2d6 +4) Full Attack: Bite… Continue reading Giant Serpentweed
Marindaga (11 RP) Medium Humanoid (humanoid, aquatic, naga)Â Racial Traits +2 Dexterity, +2 Charisma and -2 Constitution, Marindaga are graceful, hale, and beautiful. (0 RP) Medium:Â Marindaga have no bonuses or penalties due to their size. (0 RP) Base Speed (Slow): Marindaga have a base speed of 10 feet. (-2 RP) Swim Speed:Â They have a swim… Continue reading Marindaga
This weeks figure is the axe beak. They are prehistoric mega-fauna, flightless birds. I researched what scientists think the Diatryma looked like and used that color scheme. I thought that it turned out well. Below is an exerpt from the Pathfinder wiki: "The axe beak appears like a predatory ostrich. It stands atop two powerful,… Continue reading Figure of the Week: Axe Beak
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