In all of the Tank in Trouble issues, everything you read is true, although some may have a bit of comedic flavoring added. This issue, however, is almost word for word accurate from start to finish. Enjoy. Oh, incidentally, this story may sound familiar, as John Lewis mentioned it at RoleplayingPro. The beginning / previous / next
“Desolation” Amearus Omaron, the Revenant – Steal this Background
As the black sheep in an otherwise respected family, Amearus Omaron never really had a sense of “belonging.” Unusually fearful of entering the Last War, he waited as long as possible until he could no longer hide among the children. However, in his very first battle involving the Cyrians, he found comfort with an apparent lack of emotion when felling his first combatant. He immediately [Read the article]
Dayereth Eveningstar, the Warlord – Steal this Background
Dayereth Eveningstar is an Eladrin male in his early forties (42 years old). He has pale golden hair and pupiless green eyes with flecks of gold that catch the light in an enchanting manner. He is nearly 6 feet tall and weighs 170 lbs. For an Eladrin, he is broad-chested and bulging with muscle. He is well-toned and in shape, and spends a lot of [Read the article]
I was a little hesitant when deciding to write this one, but then I figured that I’d go for it. Any heat I get from the guy that Tracy’s character is based off of – I can deal with. Enjoy! Oh yeah, if you like this comic, let me know in the comments (and if not, your lack of comments speaks loud enough!). The beginning [Read the article]
“Kartak, please close the windows, I’m freezing…” the elven woman wheezed to the half-orc sitting by her side as she bunched the blankets tighter about her face. A slight watering of her delicate green eyes betrayed her discomfort to the half-orc who knew her better than any other, including her long-lived clan members. He looked at the windows, already knowing them to be shut tight [Read the article]
When I first made the Horse Minis for my home game, I used a lot of tacky glue on the hooves, essentially gooping them to the chipboard bases. To this day they have stayed strong. However, there’s still goop all over their hooves. When I put them up for sale on Stuffer Shack, I changed to super glue to avoid all the goop. Unfortunately, I’ve [Read the article]