Ben decided to give you some food for thought at your next D&D game. Let’s explore he how typically feeds the troops.
We can most certainly all agree that the simple act of gathering around a big ol’ table with good friends is half the game night fun. But did you realize your menu can play a real role in upping the fun. Choose wisely and you can save some extra expendable gp for more important things (including more game gear).
BensRPGPile.com truly does love a good birthday song. And no one sang it better than Farmer Ted. So imagine our glee when we discovered our little ol’ blog is now two fun-filled years old.
Ben justs want to extend a simple thank you. Thank you for…
“Five characters walk into a bar and the bartender says…” Oh no, not that line again. Thankfully, the Oracles of Eight – the Octagons of Fate kit fills in the role playing blanks.
Translated from the French fortune telling game, “Evening of Readings”, the premise is rather simple. Roll three different eight-sided jumbo dice. Then calculate a numeric result: The blue color represents the first number, purple becomes the second and black signifies the third.
Pre-painted, ready-to-use water terrain can be a DM god-send, especially when it’s in the treacherous swampy variety. Ben slips on his +1 protective waders and explores some of War Torn World’s water offerings.
Ben will tell you first hand that making water terrain from scratch is a (dire) bear. It’s painstakingly slow, messy and pricey. And those bubbles – the darn bubbles can ruin a piece. Sure this technique may come natural to the pros, but Ben is common craft folk. He can’t go all Pixar Studios on his tabletop creations.
Who knew that Wizards’ historic miniatures line could actually be re-supplied by Wizards’ old Dreamblade line? Ben shows you the ins and outs of re-basing these twisted miniatures for your next 4E d20 game.
Operation Re-base was originally inspired by Mage Knight. However, Ben caught a brief Youtube video from Terrainaholic that finally pushed him to give Dreamblade a whirl.
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