Monday, July 2. 2007
D&D Miniatures - Adventuring Style
D&D MINIATURES – ADVENTURING WE WILL A GO
Recently my partner Carl set up & ran a really neat variant game for D&D miniatures. The premise was that the warbands brought to the game had to first find the clues to the whereabouts of the dungeon entrance, and then mount their expedition into the dungeon levels to find the lost artifact.
Using our 3-D terrain, Carl set up three tables – the first was the outdoor environment above the dungeons. The second was the first layer of the dungeon, and the third table was the final level of the dungeon.
I wasn’t able to stick around and find out how it all went (hint: one of the participants could regail us with tales of the exploits in the forums – pretty please!
) but I did get some pictures of everything as it all got started:
Until next time…
Cheers!
Dan
Recently my partner Carl set up & ran a really neat variant game for D&D miniatures. The premise was that the warbands brought to the game had to first find the clues to the whereabouts of the dungeon entrance, and then mount their expedition into the dungeon levels to find the lost artifact.
Using our 3-D terrain, Carl set up three tables – the first was the outdoor environment above the dungeons. The second was the first layer of the dungeon, and the third table was the final level of the dungeon.
I wasn’t able to stick around and find out how it all went (hint: one of the participants could regail us with tales of the exploits in the forums – pretty please!
) but I did get some pictures of everything as it all got started:The Outdoor Environs
Some of the Dungeon Levels
The Fighting Heats Up...
Until next time…
Cheers!
Dan
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