Now you can set your own adventures all along these watchtowers.
With the second release of parts for the scaffolding construction kit, you have parts to create terrain like this guard tower. This kit introduces trapezoidal frames, roofs, ladders of many sizes, and the pieces needed to build all kinds of hovels.
Grab em' on Thingiverse and let me know what you think below! If you like what you see, please support our Patreon campaign.
In preparation for Skull and Shackles, the Pathfinder campaign our friend Scott is running, we built a pirate ship to meet all our larcenous, seafaring needs. The ship is inspired by The Wormwood, the primary setting of the first module.
We re-created the entire pirate ship, changing things here and there to create something that works in 3 dimensions. To get the exterior of the ship to have all the right curves, we had to think like ship builders and work from the bones on out. Pictured here is our first release, the bilge. We printed this in wood filament to achieve a more realistic look and feel, and it was worth it.
Given the design’s complexity, we’ll be releasing the ship in installments, probably every other week. We can’t wait to hear what you think.
Now, off with you landlubbers! Go forth and print.
Need a lot of tiles (relatively) quickly? Check out this video from Brian C, who is casting OpenForge tiles to speed up the process of building his dungeon.
We love to see the fun, interesting things you're doing with our tiles. Please let us know!
If you’ve ever wanted to send your PCs plummeting to their doom, today is your lucky day.
Give your gaming terrain even more dimension with this scaffolding construction kit. It’s great for adding visual interest to warehouses, city streets, caves, unfinished buildings, etc.
The kit contains files you can use to build your scaffolding any way you want it. Add ramps, ladders, boards that cross endless chasms -- anything your diabolical mind can dream up.
Grab 'em on Thingiverse and let us know what you think in the comments. If you like what you see, please support our Patreon campaign.
Our heroes fight the last of a long, brutal battle with the forsaken Lich in Carrion Crown.
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR THE FINAL FIGHT IN CARRION CROWN. TURN BACK NOW IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BE SPOILED.
Here we are wrapping up another 4-year-long campaign. Carrion Crown is a dark horror based in Ustalav, where the Whispering Tyrant is about to return to do the sorts of things Liches do. (They're really not nice people.)
Here, Devon's Inquisitor focuses on taking down the forsaken Lich's soul shield, which was making it impossible to do enough damage to kill the slippery little jerk. Lee's witch works on dispelling and summons magic, and Sierra (pictured here behind the laptop) has her druid transform into a giant fire elemental and heal, which became especially important after the cleric got bull-rushed 80 feet off the platform and spent five rounds getting back into action. .
This shot was taken right before Sierra's fire elemental transformed into an air elemental that picked up Monica's paladin, at which point the righteous fury of Iomedae turned the would-be tyrant into a negative-energy pinata.
Thanks to Scott for GMing and putting up with our shenanigans!
