If you know me, you know that I like 3D terrain, especially when the price is low and the awesome is high. For the next day, the Ravenfell Core Set is 70% off (just $4.49). To be honest, I think it’s still a great deal at full price, though. The cool thing about Fat Dragon terrain is that you can print it out over and [Read the article]
Dwarven Forge’s City Builder Kickstarter just launched. It looks awesome and as someone who has already invested heavily in Dwarven Forge dungeons and caves and I’ve already pledged. But, the high cost is giving me second thoughts. To help calm my worries, I will review four different types of terrain that I own and use to decide whether this kickstarter really is worth it for me (for Dwarven Forge, I’ll use their caves and dungeons as [Read the article]
While I played using the “theatre of the mind” for many years, I have always been a visual person and with the advent of pre-painted miniatures and, more importantly, singles at very affordable prices, I have moved increasingly toward using map tiles and miniatures where possible. Even with a pretty good selection of miniatures covering a wide range of genres though, I still run into the problem [Read the article]
I am all about making the game more fun, and Fat Dragon Games / E-Z Dungeons do just that. I have been a fan of these products for years, and will probably always continue to be. Their printable terrain is just awesome!
So a while back I posted about a castle I put together using Fat Dragon downloadable terrain (and I think we can all agree that I love 3D terrain). Imagine my elation when I got an email saying that Fat Dragon was bringing back some of their retired terrain! I have several of their products (including most of their Expansion Sets and several of their [Read the article]
Two years ago, I posted about some really cool downloadable terrain from Fat Dragon. Well, they just made it better!
Benoit (of Roving Band of Misfits) shows us a “how- to” video for some of his cool 3D terrain…
How many times have you been sitting at the table of a role-playing game and thought, “Hey, this is actually pretty freaking cool. I haven’t had this much fun in quite a while”? It happens from time to time, and hopefully more often than not. I remember the first time that happened with Dungeons & Dragons 4E. I built “The Shrine” quite hastily (pictured right) [Read the article]
Where Tourq Stevens shows you some 3D Terrain from his favorite terrain company. This particular download is going away in a couple of days, and its price has been slashed by 50%!
So… the Shack has been online for about a year, but this is our first time participating in the RPG Carnival – mostly because we’re slow, but partly because the topic of RPG Cartography really got our attention. So, we just had to contribute. Oh yeah, the Carnival’s host for this topic is also our Site of the Month! Make sure you stop by A Character for Every Game, [Read the article]