Recently we started playing Mansions of Madness 2nd ed. with some simple campaign rules. The goal is just to add some sense of continuity and evolving storyline to the game. Put simply you will have a chance at some smaller advances, and the possibility of eliminating or crippling Investigators. The goal for the campaign should be to see how long you can keep up the investigations before running out of investigators. We are using both the official app and Valkyrie for this.
Check out the rules here and see if it is anything you would like to try.
RPG Curiosities & Oddities
My blog about Roleplaying Games, and Fantasy Tabletop games. Main focus on WFB, Oldhammer, WFRP, Mordheim.
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The Dunkeldorf Kickstarter arrived in the mail today, so here's a quick update with photos of the range. The range will end up being available from https://kinggames.dk and might be expanded on in later kickstarters. The inspiration is ofcourse Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, which should be very obvious when looking at the miniatures below. I'm very impressed with the result they have achieved,
The complete range so far.
Some of the great artwork of the project.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Dunkeldorf 28mm miniatures for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
little update about a new exciting miniature kickstarter coming up. A miniature project that I think fits nicely into my blogs big interest of classic Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.
The kickstarter is called "Dunkeldorf - 28mm Fantasy RPG Townsfolk Miniatures" and is started by a well respected local shop here in Denmark called King Games. The owners Nana Kronmark & Nicki Irmark are themselves WFRP players and with this kickstarter they hope to create a new line of miniatures that fits into this universe.
The kickstarter is called "Dunkeldorf - 28mm Fantasy RPG Townsfolk Miniatures" and is started by a well respected local shop here in Denmark called King Games. The owners Nana Kronmark & Nicki Irmark are themselves WFRP players and with this kickstarter they hope to create a new line of miniatures that fits into this universe.
The photo here is a nice teaser of some of the miniatures painted. There's already a nice presentation of WFRP careers and NPCs. The Burgomeister is nice, could even fit in for a merchant or Teugen from Bögenhafen in the Enemy Within. A female Rat Catcher is also a nice miniature option. Very nice and charismatic sculpts.
The miniatures above are painted by Nana and featured among others on her painting blog.
If this has your interest feel free to visit the links below!
Link to the Kickstarter campaign
Link to the Dunkeldorf website:
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Painting Session: Daemon Lord - Pantheon of Chaos
So far I've only painted a few of the Pantheon of Chaos miniatures from Knightmare Miniatures. The sculpts are fantastic and just like a gold old Realm of Chaos miniature, so it really is a joy to paint them. But like all the rest of you I have too many projects going on. My last painting session though, was getting the Daemon Lord painted.
The miniature itself is sculpted from this little beauty of an illustration from the Realm of Chaos books Daemon Weapon section:
I went for pale skin which can be done in a myriad of ways, and personally I've tried various ways so far. With a miniaure of this size I felt like I had to do a blending technique. Actual wet blending is a bit cumbersome IMO so I went with glaze blending. I started from a light pink base and worked up to rakarth flesh and then palid flesh, with paints mixed to a thin translucent glaze. The crevasses of the Daemon was washed with a very thinned down flesh wash using acrylic medium. The hooves, bones and horns was also blended with glaze mixed paint from light brown to bleached bone. The fleshy mutated axe handle started with a base of dwarven flesh with some red in it, then washed heavy red and worked up again with layer painting towards Dwarven Flesh tone at the absolute highlight. The wings was drybrushed with a couple of brown layers. Here he is in all his glory:
The miniature itself is sculpted from this little beauty of an illustration from the Realm of Chaos books Daemon Weapon section:
I went for pale skin which can be done in a myriad of ways, and personally I've tried various ways so far. With a miniaure of this size I felt like I had to do a blending technique. Actual wet blending is a bit cumbersome IMO so I went with glaze blending. I started from a light pink base and worked up to rakarth flesh and then palid flesh, with paints mixed to a thin translucent glaze. The crevasses of the Daemon was washed with a very thinned down flesh wash using acrylic medium. The hooves, bones and horns was also blended with glaze mixed paint from light brown to bleached bone. The fleshy mutated axe handle started with a base of dwarven flesh with some red in it, then washed heavy red and worked up again with layer painting towards Dwarven Flesh tone at the absolute highlight. The wings was drybrushed with a couple of brown layers. Here he is in all his glory:
Monday, April 9, 2018
Painting Session: Circus of Corruption painted miniatures
I've finally painted the three Circus of Corruption miniatures I got for preview and here's the result.
And also some close ups of the small guys:
There's 5 days left of the Circus kickstarter. The next stretch goals are: A Circus Chaos Elephant if the kickstarter reaches 100 backers, and from looking at the poll, what might look like Female Conjoined Twins if the kickstarter hits £7000.
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