Second Darkness still has the best Adventure Titles.
The sewer tiles are sweet! It looks like an acrylic gel was used for the murky water.
Where are they from?
That's what caught my eye too.
Yeah, I'm kinda starting to hate these interns. Their posts are all "look at the special things we get to do...tee-hee!" We paint minis; we play-test unreleased products; we hang with Pierce Watters.
Maybe if I get another blog today, say, another installment of Appendix N, I will forget my hatred...for a time.
At first glance, I thought the coke can was a monster miniature -- I guess it could be a trap if somebody knocked it over. The characters would get acid damage and be adhered to the spot ...
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Yeah, I'm kinda starting to hate these interns. Their posts are all "look at the special things we get to do...tee-hee!" We paint minis; we play-test unreleased products; we hang with Pierce Watters.
Well, don't be too jealous, I don't think they get paid. It's great (work) if you can get it, but you also have to be able to afford it.
The sewer tiles are sweet! It looks like an acrylic gel was used for the murky water.
Where are they from?
Most of those pieces are from Dwarven Forge's Master Maze series, particularly the Cavernous Lake Set and its expansion. However some of the pieces shown appear to be non-water pieces that coloration to represent water has been added to after the fact. Sean, if you are reading this, what did you do here? Did you actually color the pieces or is this some sort of temporary (removable) solution? It looks pretty cool.
Yeah, I'm kinda starting to hate these interns. Their posts are all "look at the special things we get to do...tee-hee!" We paint minis; we play-test unreleased products; we hang with Pierce Watters.Well, don't be too jealous, I don't think they get paid. It's great (work) if you can get it, but you also have to be able to afford it.
Well, yeah, there's pay. But who needed it when they were young?
I still require appeasement...placation, call it what you will.
Yeah, I'm kinda starting to hate these interns. Their posts are all "look at the special things we get to do...tee-hee!" We paint minis; we play-test unreleased products; we hang with Pierce Watters.Well, don't be too jealous, I don't think they get paid. It's great (work) if you can get it, but you also have to be able to afford it.
Nope, no money. Oh well, it's a lot of fun anyway! And hopefully I can assuage your hatred Mairkurion for just a little bit longer, as I'm planning another Appendix N article as I write this. Plus I want to start doing a series about the historical/mythological/fictional roots of monsters and places in Golarion - like the genies! Hopefully you'll like it.
Nope, no money.
It's true. With each assignment we hand in it's like David and I are handing in another section of our resumes. With any luck, they will decide we are too valuable to allow to leave.
In the meantime, as David said, it is a lot of fun... not that we're trying to rub it in or anything. ;)
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Nope, no money. Oh well, it's a lot of fun anyway! And hopefully I can assuage your hatred Mairkurion for just a little bit longer, as I'm planning another Appendix N article as I write this. Plus I want to start doing a series about the historical/mythological/fictional roots of monsters and places in Golarion - like the genies! Hopefully you'll like it.
He's trying to appease us by being nice, GET HIM!
;-)
Old man grumbles under his breath and shuffles back to the end of the line, continually keeping an eye on the blog for a second post of the day...
then, hearing Hank Woon chime in, he turns and throws one of his slippers at him.
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Plus I want to start doing a series about the historical/mythological/fictional roots of monsters and places in Golarion - like the genies! Hopefully you'll like it.
Did you say Genies?.....
mmmmmmmmmm
Plus I want to start doing a series about the historical/mythological/fictional roots of monsters and places in Golarion - like the genies! Hopefully you'll like it.Did you say Genies?.....
mmmmmmmmmm
Wes told me that I Dream of Jeannie was the primary source of inspiration for Legacy of Fire.
Well, don't be too jealous, I don't think they get paid.
Too bad for them you cannot sell bragging rights ;-)
Did you say Genies?.....mmmmmmmmmm
"Don't play hard to get! A wish is a wish!"
Well, I don't envy whoever played the gnome and had to use what appears to be a wad of chewing gum as his/her miniature. :-)
Playing a gnome is always like that when it comes to minis...unless you paint or use a halfling.
Well, I don't envy whoever played the gnome and had to use what appears to be a wad of chewing gum as his/her miniature. :-)
LOL!
And that's totally my banana bread recipe on the table there in the third picture.
True!
However some of the pieces shown appear to be non-water pieces that coloration to represent water has been added to after the fact. Sean, if you are reading this, what did you do here? Did you actually color the pieces or is this some sort of temporary (removable) solution?
Photoshop!
Well, I don't envy whoever played the gnome and had to use what appears to be a wad of chewing gum as his/her miniature. :-)
Unfinished!
Playing a gnome is always like that when it comes to minis...unless you paint or use a halfling.
Second Darkness still has the best Adventure Titles.We only know 16% of the Council of Thieves titles, so don't make any assumptions.
I'm not saying they're crap or anything - any title that involves nothosonomia is a guaranteed win in my book! But stuff like The Armageddon Echo is hard to top.
Playing a gnome is always like that when it comes to minis...unless you paint or use a halfling.I beg to differ
Yeah, but as I indicated, I don't paint. Hopefully, I have a painter in the works. I sure would like a Lini mini.
However some of the pieces shown appear to be non-water pieces that coloration to represent water has been added to after the fact.
Would have been handy to have the visual cue during play, since we kept forgetting and attempting to move into or through the squares during combat.
It looks pretty cool
Yes, he's quite the artist, nay? Speaking of which, tonight's miniature painting, woohoo!
I'll have to start painting minis again, too.
Yeah, but as I indicated, I don't paint.
You villain, you hacked into the site and added the "unless you paint" part to your post, and my reply as well!
Either that or I didn't pay attention, but that's crazy talk.
And I'm definetly not crazy.
No, not me.
Me...crazy! THATS THE FUNNIEST THING I HAVE HEARD TODAY!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Me...crazy! THATS THE FUNNIEST THING I HAVE HEARD TODAY!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
You're nuts.
Yeah, prepainted plastic gnome minis are quite rare. It's all due to the rampant gnome hatred wizards has. Failing to make them as cool as they deserve and then saying they're not popular enough - how low is that?
Would have been handy to have the visual cue during play, since we kept forgetting and attempting to move into or through the squares during combat.
If they were my own DF pieces I would consider marking them, but they're Paizo's.
Or, if I had time, I'd cast some pieces with Hirst Arts for that purpose. :)
Can't you mark them with dry erase markers or somehing - the kind of pens you can also use on battlemats?
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Can't you mark them with dry erase markers or somehing - the kind of pens you can also use on battlemats?
DF tiles are generally textured/painted in a way that wouldn't work for dry erase. They're not glossy or smooth for the most part.
I would suggest using string. You cut it to the desired length and squiggle it all over the place to indicate the water line.
I think today should be a double blog posting day.
We take it in shifts. The posts must flow.
Indeed...indeed.
Stabilize at -9.
So Hank, your saying that as a DM Sean a softy deep inside ?
I think it had to do more with him not wanting to have to deal with me creating another character just so the story could go on. ;)
I'm hoping our next blog has a little more of us kicking butt, though. I need to bring my dice... I used Sean's, and no matter how much he denies it, I think he has a special hex-PC brand.
I want art and previews of products and content.
Begins banging flagon on the table and roaring in unison.
I think today should be a double blog posting day.Indeed. Blogs about day-to-day life in Paizoland are great and all, but I want art and previews of products and content. I can't spend money on Sean's playtest or Erik's inspirations.
Well you can always just send me money, if that will make you feel better. ;)
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I think today should be a double blog posting day.Indeed. Blogs about day-to-day life in Paizoland are great and all, but I want art and previews of products and content. I can't spend money on Sean's playtest or Erik's inspirations.
i suggest a pay pal donation button is added to the sean play test and eriks inspiration blog post so we can support them on this time of need.
previews on pathfinder rpg ! Teasers!
David and I will have to see what we can do...
...but we have to be sneaksies... ssshhh........
I haven't downloaded new artwork in over a week...
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Well I for one am enjoying the playtest reports.
The blog used to be full of this stuff until they put you in charge of it.
lol, How naive; like we're in charge of anything around here. ;) (But we're working on it!)