i thought i would post some pics of my groups' most recent d&d session. the players were seeking the first of three "bloodstone" shards in order to prevent the arch villain Mauru the Mind-Taker from taking it. the players had discovered the hidden entrance to Frostpeak Hold, the rumored location of the first bloodstone. the elf witch Delana had warned the players that the underground dungeon was a place filled with traps and horrible constructs designed to keep demonic creatures out. so they descended down into the Hold...

here are the pics:




































a couple of things to note though...a few of the maps look off, but thats because i left the 3D stuff on top of the plexiglass while the group moved to a different map/room. the same thing with some of the dry erase marks that might look off. i'm sure you guys won't care, but it bothered me my players wanted to leave the pillars up while they went to other rooms, so they stayed up. i wish i had a bigger table where i could build the whole map and reveal stuff as needed, but alas, you do with what you have. also, the last pic with the huge iron golem...that's the big boss battle i had planned, but it was 11:30 p.m. and we are all old...so everyone got tired and wanted to quit.

i don't feel like typing out the entire story for each room, so if you guys are really intrigued and want to know, i'll go into more detail on demand. otherwise, just enjoy the pics!

Very nice... I like the use of dungeon tiles with 3d Effects.

I'm intrigued by the symbols on the pillars. Was it a puzzle where the party had to find the correct pattern or something to cross?

That looks like a lot of fun.
We have got to get you into some decent terrain though!

Have you heard of ?
They make awesome and very affordable terrain that will make what you're currently using look ... Well, lets just say, your players will love you for making the change.

Was wondering how you'd fallen off the WWG wagon - a newborn and a demanding toddler explains everything. (Not that I can talk - my kids are in their 'tweens' and I seem to get even less construction done that I used to - haven't completed a build in months.)

And, yeah, TCP dungeons will be a really useful addition.

Great pics. Thanks for sharing. I can definitely concur when it comes to time for building with a toddler around myself. I even printed a ton of stuff off a few weeks ago only to have it still sitting there. I am off this week and have some other things that need attending to, but maybe I will squeeze in a small build or something.