Khairul Hisham
It's a droid!
Roleatzen
DrewDrew and cut out some paper minis for my game I am working on
Norton GloverCombination of papercraft from Fat Dragon & Crooked Staff. The base is magnetic, and the gems are from a dollar store.
#TTRPG #papermini #paperminis
#TTRPG #papermini #paperminis
Norton Glover
Just checked out the Star Trek Paper Miniature Maker over on Itch to see if it's been updated to keep up with the new shows.
It definitely has been. All of the new Discovery & SNW uniforms are there.
Still good. Still free.
Star Trek Miniature Maker 2.4 by [email protected]
An app for making Star Trek Paper Miniatures
Printing out some paper scenery from the Fat Dragon collection. I've been printing out stairs.
#papermini #ttrpg #paperscenery
#papermini #ttrpg #paperscenery
Second session of my #BasicFantasy camapign. I'm using magnetic tiles and scenery on metal whiteboards. The boards can be moved around without knocking everything over.
I'm running a West Marches style game. Anyone can join any adventure.
The scenery is from Print N' Paste, Fat Dragon and others.
#TTRPG #OSR #PaperMini #PaperMinis
I'm running a West Marches style game. Anyone can join any adventure.
The scenery is from Print N' Paste, Fat Dragon and others.
#TTRPG #OSR #PaperMini #PaperMinis
I've collected a lot of paper scenery, but the oddest is the Numenera Terrain set from Fat Dragon.
Numenera just seems like a strange choice of a setting to produce terrain for.
Just using miniatures in Numenera seems questionable (though they exist), and making scenery for a setting with ever more bizarre settings and vistas seems crazy...and yet it exists.
I've used it for other sci-fi settings, but I can't imagine using it for Numenera.
