Check it out! These are some of the 3D Terrain sets and pieces that we’ve been using in our home games, and a few of them have made it to John’s convention games. They’ve seen some use, and gotten a lot of love. Updated versions of what you see here will soon be available at the Shack, because they’re just too cool not to be! [Read the article]
About two years ago I downloaded the E-Z DUNGEONS: Borderland Keep, then proceeded to make one of the best ever 3d battle map terrain sets of my underpaid DMing career. Of course, after all was said and done, the castle crumbled to pieces due to a raging gargantuan Terrasque… (or, a sneaky 3 year-old who took the entire set under the dining room table for [Read the article]
Please enjoy this video tutorial. It’s my first, as well as a recreation of my first 3D Battlemap. The original was used in a 4E D&D game as a warehouse/living space for a dwarf merchant. The PCs had to meet with the merchant on the loft when the place was stormed. The players loved the encounter, and I’ll never forget it. ITEMS USED: This 3D Battlemap uses [Read the article]
One of the great things about the gaming community is our desire to share resources. These pictures were sent in by Roland Chambers with just that intention. I especially love when bushes and trees are added – that’s just the right touch (and something I have yet to do effectively). What do you guys think? Should we start up some sort of tutorial series? To [Read the article]
I was inspired by our web-master’s recent set of pics so I thought I would add a few of my own. Most of these came from my last Dungeons & Dragons campaign, Dark Legacy. Enjoy.
I’m a very visual gamer – I like me some props, pics, and 3d battle maps. Here are some 3D terrain battle maps that I’ve created over the past couple of years, originally posted over at Roleplaying Pro. John Lewis also makes excellent 3D battle maps, so hopefully more will be posted by him. Pretty cool, huh?