This was a picture taken during the D&D Campaign I ran a couple of years ago. I went to great lengths to ensure that every key location had a detailed floor plan and props. Looking back it's clear this was probably far too much effort for a game that is supposed to be more about imagination and roleplaying than models and scenery... but it did look damned good!
Here my players characters encounter a Harpy in a tense encounter.
Sunday, 17 July 2011
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As a player from your game the extra effort was always appreciated, it looked good, it help the game focus and it was much nicer than tossing fish heads at us. :)
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ReplyDeleteThe set up reminds me of the meeting in LotR to decide who will take the ring to Moooordooor. Nice looking minis..I like the candlestick holders..what make are they??
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paul
That harpy looks like the ex-editor of the News of the World.... :o))
ReplyDeleteThe way I look at the picture one of the figure has a forum while the other ones are listening.
ReplyDeleteGreat painted figures!
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Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
I preferred that way of role-play games... I viewed it more as a detail rich skirmish game. I feel rather out of my comfort zone with some RPG groups who are rather more 'wannabe actors with accents..' Looks great, well done.
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