Here is the second part of the components (all printable) for those interested into trying the game. In the next Blog, I will post the rest of the components as well as the current ruleset and scenario.

Following yesterday's blog where I was talking about a game me and some friends designed a few years ago... Some people contacted me on Discord and demonstrated interest into it... The game does not have

A few years ago me and a few friends took a crack at game design... At that point in time, we were playing Flames of War every week. We needed something lighter and certainly something less time consuming....

In my past blogs, I have shown a lot of pictures of things I made for my gaming room... Successful, finished projects... But I also have failed projects and this is one of them... Here is a little background

Here are some pictures of my Game Master screen that we use with about every reloplaying game. I mounted the 3D printed screen on a piece of styrofoam to add terrain and details The 2 braziers in the front,

Here is the last blog on my greenhouse construction While I was building the greenhouse, I had this lil fellow coming every day checking on the progress The greenhouse is hydroponics, but I also wanted

Here is the second part of my greenhouse Blog. The burried containers are where the nutrients for the hydroponic This allows the nutrients to remain at a more constant temperature during the summer months

I posted a lot of pictures of my gaming room in the last little while so I decided to shakes things up a little... and post pictures of my greenhouse. My greenhouse is 90% hydroponic, I built it entirely

I decided to make a 3D version of the 40 tiles included in Castle Ravenloft board game. The tiles that comes with the game are adequate but I wanted something that pops a little more :) Castle Ravenloft

Here is an overview of my gaming room :) Please, I would ask all readers to vote for the Veteran Witnesses: guiltyparties jackmiller Patrice Thank you :)

This blog about my gaming room is about a World War II wargame. But instead of being just a regular blog, I would ask you, the reader to vote for the Veteran Witnesses listed below... It is a great way

Merry Christmas to everyone, here are some more monsters we use in Frostgrave :) The Undeads, Cultists and other creatures.

Some monsters miniatures we are using for Frostgrave...

Same scenario as the previous blog postbut with a different terrain set up. Free the prisoner and get him to join your warband permanently Necromancer warband The scaffoldings used above is now painted

Here is a Frostgrave scenario we played in coop mode. The players have a diminished warband (1 wizard and 3 soldiers). At the beginning of the game, they deploy their troop at the entrance (see picture

Here are some pictures of different Frostgrave terrain I made. If you have never tried Frostgrave, it is definitely something you should look into. The game mechanics are simple, the scenarios are engaging

Here are some pictures of the dungeon tiles I made as well as some more pictures of my man cave :) The dungeon setup was for a game named Frostgrave Here are some pictures of the sewer tiles I am working

Decided to post some more pictures of my gaming table with a coastal town set up (including some close ups) In a future blog, if people are interested, I will post a "Dungeon Set up" . Just let

I have been a big fan of roleplaying games and wargames for well over 30 years... One thing I really like is to give my players a lot of visual aids... Here are some pictures of the town they got to in

Look at the current screenshot of the campaign Troy Reid is currently running... professing "Freedom of Speech" but yet using is rented Steem power to gray out my previous blog about him... Troy