Reading "A True Relation of the Great Virginia Disastrum 1633". I highly reccomend this, even with the relatively high price tag. Lovely books. Some typos and some areas where clearer writing could have been used, but in a work of this size and depth, its virtually a non issue.

Some of my scratchbuilt terrain next to Shatterpoint stuff. Nice to get it to the table!

Thanks for sharing!

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YouTube video by Riquez Zak Smith's Compendium - first look

Looks amazing. youtu.be/ERwzhurc-TA?...

Yeah, you basically drop the dice on a page and their locations and numbers make the map. The rest is just filling it in. Super easy and fun even if you never run it.

I do, but my maps are not as nice as yours! Here is my Dunnsmouth Map.

This looks so good.

the compendium—alllllmost 500 pages

I love this. Did you draw this?

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So about the Compendium and how it is different from Cube World modules, besides being a big book and not a PDF.
The Inquisitors' Road is one of my fave CW adventures. It's pretty much all text (the way I like it).
In the Compendium, however, the NPCs for this adventure are presented like this.

Totally agree. I usually voice NPCs like movie actors, and thats how I note them for consistency. E.G. "Sean Connery" or "Bill Paxton in Wierd Science" etc. The note leadds to the image leads to the voice. I like the portraits because they help with that neuro pathway.

Sure! First off, I use the random tables a ton. I like the "buildings" on the inside cover. I like "I search the Body" (also the one in Frostbitten and Mutilated is great). I like the NPCs. I use the "connections" generator on p. 53 for every campaign I run.

The Grey Fortress 😮

mAzE oF tHe bLuE mEdUsA. So frickin'cool! @zakthepainter.bsky.social

maze, acrylic and ink on board

Love it. If you are looking, there is great DnD stuff everywhere.

Probably Covid test parts. I use them all the time for Sci Fi terrain. Looks Great. Cathartic.

So looking forward to getting my hands on these 400 pages of pure LotFP-OSR-D&D-able goodness.
(I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)

Sure! I love playing Arkham Horror LCG solo. Also GMT's Falling Sky is amazing with bots.

lately mostly a gamer. I used to DM a lot. I got really into solo board gaming during the pandemic, go figure.

Sci-Fi Trashbash Terrain WiP

geckos, acrylic paint on paper, 8x10"

My 15mm Gauls and Romans sloggin it out. Mortem et Gloriam Rules.

Another bit of terrain made from insulation foam and popsicle sticks.

My favorite Jack-o-Lantern from last year

Some wargaming terrain I made from trash, with KDM minis for flavor.

Where's the beef?

A recently finished Spidicules on some trashbash terrain.