This will actually be my first Mordheim post. I never got around to play the game back in the days. But i always wanted to play it. Now that I’ve gotten my hands on a rulebook, it is time to get some crafting going starting with a terrain board. While I love the rich Mordheim […]
Following the making of my new stone tiles board, I have now made one with wooden floors. i am using a tried and tested model of glueing stir sticks as planks, followed by a dark brown wash with a light drybrush of light tan after wards. The stone edges was because I couldn’t get it […]
In the spring, we moved from Copenhagen with no fixed destination. So I gave away most of my D&D terrain to a couple of local D&D clubs. Now that we have found a place to settle (Odense, third largest city in Denmark) and now that we are soon starting our new D&D campaign, i have […]
This project came about of a desire to create scale and range for games run online. As we play online, most of our combat encounters end up being very close range to make sure everything is visible on screen. But I wanted to add some range, so instead of using the classic 5 foot squares, […]
When I made my Gaming board set 13, it was meant for the violent wasteland of the 4th layer of hell: Phelegethos. But as I have learned more about Phlegethos, and especially the capital Abriymoch, I’ve realised I have a need for terrain that feels more … constructed, more like an actual city, but in […]
My wife spotted these little crystals at a museum in Malmö as potential terrain material. They were pretty neat so I bought a handful and made these little crystal scatter pieces. I always find it super fun to make terrain that I don’t already have a specific purpose for and in this case I made […]
Sometimes something unforeseen happens that requires me to create some terrain … fast. One example is this Mount Celestia gaming board set. And yesterday evening I found out I had to run a different D&D game than planned, which required me to complete an additional, but important feature to my existing Posh Ball gaming board […]
Sometimes players do something wholly unexpected. This happened in a game last year where the party were adventuring in Phlegethos the 4th layer of Hell but suddenly made an unexpected move that teleported them to Mount Celestia an altogether different landscape. this made me scramble to create a full gaming board for Mount Celestia using […]
I don’t really know if a bunch of tiles justify being called a gaming board set, but here we go. While living temporarily in Stockholm, I did a few terrain bits including a few city tiles that I made using the core of a Foam Core board glued on top of some cup coasters and […]
We will soon begin a new Dungeons & Dragons campaign that will most likely take place on a lush mountainside. While I do have a small, grassy Ultimate Dungeon Terrain I wanted something that felt more like wet, northern mountain/hill terrain. I normally make terrain that is fairly modular, but still with a cinematic feel. […]
I am pretty sure this will be my last post of 2021… other than my Hobby Year Book for 2021. And it does complete my Phlegethos gaming board to some extend. I still have some other scatter bits I want to create, but they mainly just expand the range of scatter below. Some of these […]
I finished my Phlegethos board recently. The idea was to have a lavaboard with floating elements on top. And I was quite happy with it. In the process I decided to add tiles as it would give a hint of semi-civilised world plus both my players and I like tiles for tactical encounters. All good. […]