| Jeffrey Swank Contributor |
| Jim Groves Contributor, RPG Superstar 2010 Top 4 |
| Jeffrey Swank Contributor |
lol, I thought people would be excited at my new 8 foot gaming table...at the least the cool ships I made, but NO!! Kobe steals my thunder! Damn, cute snuggly kitty! (he is an orange tabby - not sure if thats a real breed - but he is very big for a kitty and the most affectionate cat I've ever been around)
| Jeffrey Swank Contributor |
lol, yeah. "I love cats" song comes to mind... =) And sorry, I am just excited about the table...it sets onto the exsisting dinning room table that my group used to play on with a 3' by 4' roll out mat. They have no idea what awaits them at next session!
What does everyone else play on?
The ships don't actually don't seperate...but there is extra head room and accessable from each side with more than enough spacve to move your fig and hands into and still see the space they are in.
JohnF
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He is an orange tabby - not sure if thats a real breed
Tabby describes the coat pattern (stripes, basically). The breed would probably be described by your vet as DMH or DLH (Domestic Medium/Long Hair), which pretty much means "cat - no particular breed".
Orange tabbies are almost always male - the colouring is sex-linked and recessive, so female orange tabbies are pretty uncommon.
Lincoln Hills
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My love of sailing craft means that almost every one of my campaigns has involved sea and river travel. Lacking Zerzix's Craft skills, I designed several vessels using white posterboard, a hand-drawn grid of 1-inch squares and some careful work with markers and scissors. They can be laid on your regular combat map for situations where there's a shore or sea encounter and moved along with all the figs on them: and you can go into details on them - details which quick hand-drawn maps often omit or misplace (which square contains the wheel/tiller? Where are the stays and shrouds anchored so rope-climbers can get into the rigging?)
Also - sure has been a while since Paizo offered nautical adventures. I remember Part 3 of 'Savage Tide' fondly, even though I didn't run it - you know, the run from Sasserine to the Isle of Dread?