Admiral François-Edmond Pâris published a book of drawings and writings of his called Souvenirs de marine conservés, there are three volumes of huge lineart ship drawings for many ships from around the world. In 1976 a German company published a reprint … Continue reading →
I received the Emergency Pack this week and it’s time for a review, or a bit of show and tell. The tiles are glossy laminated cardstock like the other tiles from Paizo. This image is of corridor tiles with four … Continue reading →
This is how a 21×28 map goes onto a 20×30 foam core board, or doesn’t. Map is from a set called the Maiden, maiden is a 3 masted multi deck papercraft ship with 1 inch grids everywhere for role playing … Continue reading →
So lets talk about Virtual Tabletops, I play in a Friday night game, I play in a Saturday day game and run a Saturday night game. Two of them used to be face to face, but currently all of these … Continue reading →
This week I received my Immersive Battle Maps book from Yarro Studios Kickstarter.
Continue reading →Yesterday I opened my Tech Terrain from Paizo and printed out the deckplans of our Terran Frigate at Staples on their plotter. I’m going to showcase everything on the glossy map I printed in sections on my laser printer. Paizo’s … Continue reading →
So this week I want to talk a little bit about a big ship coming out from us real soon now. The Terran Frigate, it’s only a large size ship in game terms but 300ft of ship in 5ft squares … Continue reading →
So last night I received my Falling Star from Miniature’s Market, I saw it on the Drop and bought in early. I’m a sucker for tallships stuff. Ship comes with ship’s wheel, two magnetic masts, four sails. Both the Quarterdeck … Continue reading →
In 2016 we were playing Skull and Shackles with my Saturday night home group. Here are the map tiles laid out as they would appear from the Paizo PDF. Trim away the white boarder until only the grid squares are … Continue reading →
Many years ago I built a sci-fi board using Star Tiles map tiles from Fat Dragon Games. This is me laying out the tiles on a black foam core board. Pictured are Elmer’s glue sticks and scissors. You can see … Continue reading →
