I decided to post this topic for a place to put up my in game shots. I will update it with any pics I take of my game using WW's in play (this will also keep me from having too many links in this forum ).

These first pics were taken in game, it is a small river village with a minor temple (at least on the outside. This setting was supposed to take place at night, but my players don't do mood lighting well).

These two pics are close up shots of an idea I had combining the DWC's fireplace with buildings.

The above pics have been moved to this site here.


These two pics on the other hand weren't planned, and were taken after game was over. I was informed by my roomate that my game world was being invaded by the BUNNY (this is the name of the bobtailed cat in the first pic)! I took the pic as a kind of candid shot, then went to remove the cat before he could do any damage when jumping to the floor. Unfortuneatly, he had just come in from the rain & slushy snow, which I found out the moment I picked him up. The second pic shows the damage he did to one of my paperlinx tiles (I almost wanted to turn him into violin strings for that one ). I am now seriously considering spray laquering my pieces to protect them from water damage, as if stuff like this continues, it will get very, VERY costly.
These pics can be found .

As I said at the start of this post, I will be posting links to all of my ingame pics in this thread, enjoy !

*Edit: I have updated this link, it will now take you to the proper page.

Looks very nice!

By the way, there is a way to shorten the appearance of the links - it actually involves a bit more typing but looks like this:


I especially like the building with the open wall for the fireplace area.

The Auld Grump

Paint your minis!!! =) Its blasphemous to not have painted minis, especially around nice terrain and models.

Good choice on Palladium too =) My childhood favorite fantasy rpg =)

Pretty easy, quote my post, but rather than sending it in look at how I wrote the lines for your first link.

The format (With * added between the letters in URL so it doesn't actually happen) is [U*RL=the url address to be shortened]what you want to say[/U*RL] with no spaces between the bracket and what is inside of them or after the equals sign. So http://www.bartleby.com/65/fr/FrancoPr.html would appear like:

I hope that helps. It took me a while to figure the format out myself, but it does look much neater.

The Auld Grump, who is researching the Franco-Prussian War right now for his Steampunk game... It was the first tab I clicked.