Troll Lord Games

<t>Thanks Rhuvein. <br/> It was a great post. I thought I found it here earlier last year, or perhaps I saw it in one of his books I'm not sure. <br/> <br/> I also remember him talking about it as if it was a conclusion he had come to after many years of playing. He also talked about combat calculat...

<t>A while back I found a quote of Gary's where he described combat in LA as being abstract, in that losing hit points does not necessarily mean that blood is drawn. The explanation he gave was pretty awesome in that he described the way heroes and bad guys fight in movies, where bullets can graze a...

<r>In case anyone is interested I found this in the internet archive. It maps ranging form historical city and floor plans, to fantasy plans.<br/> <URL url="http://web.archive.org/web/20021203124724/jendaveallen.com/builder/city/index.html"><LINK_TEXT text="http://web.archive.org/web/200212031247 .....

DangerDwarf wrote:
When the zombie apocalypse comes, I pick HER for my team.

Now I've seen everything.

Thanks! Great link.

Can anyone recommend any sites on the net that have collections of street and floor plans from the medieval period?

Yes please put a rush on the original Canting Crew pdf!
I've been waiting for ages to buy it and had given up hope until I spotted this thread.

Now those should sell for a pretty penny. You did a good job on them Coot.

gideon_thorne wrote: *wry smile* Yup. Thats what artists love to hear. "Your work is great, you should go submit it to people who can't pay you." You don't have to see it that way, because most Indie authors have little money and like many artists make things for the sheer pleasure of it....

I know exactly how you feel Rhuvein.

Nice job.

These new ones look great. Kudos to Don F. Moss!
I really like that last boat you made. It's ideal for a small band of adventurers.

<t>I just tiied painting a figure using oils and mucked it up due to the paint being wet and my brush accidentally touching a different colored part of the figure.<br/> <br/> What I didn't know before I bought my oils is they take 5 days to dry unless you use a hotbox or a crock pot to dry them. So ...

<r>Wow I didn't realise the guy with the sword and shield is a mod as well. He looks a lot better with the shield.<br/> <URL url="http://www.nobleknight.com/imagepage.asp?image=pew-turk.jpg&name=Turk%20the%20Warlock,%20Half-Elven%20Fighter%20Mage"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.nobleknight.com/imag...

Harry,

I just took delivery of some brushes and oils and am going to start painting a borrowed Uruk-Hai warrior for my first effort. If its not too ugly I'll post it here.
BTW can I ask what range those figures in your pictures came from?

These pictures are great. They remind me of the art in the Tunnels and Trolls modules I bought second hand back in the early 1980s when I first discovered role playing. Good memories.

<t>Thanks for the links Harry Joy and Donald Fairtax Moss. <br/> Since I made that post I've been doing a bit of research on it, but could only find links to sites where the artists used acrylics. I must say I think the oils look a lot better than acrylics as the acrylics look almost chalky by compa...

I'd love to learn how to make figures like that. Are there any sites that specialize in this kind of thing?