Zealot Games' dungeon accessory kickstarter is off to a thundering start. I love his designs and I'm looking forward to livening up both my dungeon shenanigans and mordheim gaming with this stuff.
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I played around with the light tent tonight, after having painted some barrels and half a tabletop world merchant square. I figured I might as well show off the start of my big project for the summer: Sandpoint Civilians. Jargie Quinn? Only noticed just now he's supposed to have one leg, though. Any other innkeeps this guy could fill in as? Pretty much anyone the players decide to put in manacles Should I keep this spoiler free, or show my monsters and antagonists as I finish them as well?
Here is our starting lineup. Anath Zainu, a fervent human Cleric of Kelemvor, grew up an orphan in Candlekeep. She's always been a little heavy on the 'go out and smite the undeads' part of the faith, so a few years back she was sent to Sandpoint to serve under Father Zantus and help out with funeral services. It was hoped that exposing her to a multi-faith congregation and tutelage on more worldly matters might make her a more well-rounded servant of the faith. By all accounts, this theory seems to have been an utter failure. Krivar Greyscale is a Dragonborn Fighter from a small tribe settled in Erlkazar. Highly discontent with his peoples' penchant to stick to old Abeir customs despite everything this new world has to offer, he has gone out into the world to discover what he can, trade stories with those he meets, and carve out his own fate. Akalimë, Elven Ranger, expected to become a part of the informal forest folk cordon that keeps the chaos of Luskan confined to the walls of Luskan. Instead, he was sent to Sandpoint to babysit old Niska Mvashti and help keep the Sandpoint Hinterlands safe. Sincerity, Tiefling Warlock. Con-man. Came to Sandpoint with misters Mortwell, Hask and Tabe to swindle the town dry during the festivities. Vondal Ricewyn, Dwarven Wizard. Hailing from a wealthy merchant family in Amn, he puts very little stock in these ancient traditions and orders of esteemed magical academies, when by all accounts they don't know anything more than any common hedge wizard about what happened to the Weave, and how to go about repairing the whole thing.
If this is a totally inappropriate pimping for this forum, I'll stoically take my spanking like a good boy. I figured with so many excellent writers around here, a link to today's penny arcade might be worthwhile:
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