Frostgrave RPG Campaign: The Summoners' Tale - Concluding Installment Added

[Bloggard]

this is fantastic stuff.

emphasising the RPG element is just where I want to get to with the game - so enouraged to see you're achieving that with FG / GA alone - I've been looking at other rulesets, wondering if I'd need to make a hybrid of some sort.

** btw - would it be possible for you to post a pic here showing the whole of the dungeon complex featured in pt.6?

that clip-lock terrain is brilliant - it's no longer available is it? what a shame - works brilliantly.


what you're doing with this campaign is just about an ideal for me - terrain-wise and in terms of making it a fully-fledged rpg game with miniatures.

[Bogdanwaz]

Thanks, Bloggard.  I think you are correct that they do not make the terraclips terrain anymore.  It's very useful.  I used the sewer set in my Demon Barber of the Opera game at Historicon a couple of years ago:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2016/07/historicon-2016-meat-pies-and-iambic.html

I'll try to take some pictures of the whole dungeon layout, don't know why I didn't do so initially.

[Bogdanwaz]

I've posted the seventh and concluding installment of The Summoners' Tale:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2018/01/frostgrave-rpg-campaign-summoners-tale_26.html

[Bloggard]

top stuff. good to read - must have been fantastic to play.

[Pinguinbaer]

Awesome, just great, thanks!!!

[Bloggard]

only just realised, in looking through the OPs blogposts again, that the floating landmass is being supported by (plastic I hope  ) wine glasses 
and the frost dragon too if I'm not mistaken.

classic stuff.

[LiamFrostfang]

  bravo...well done!!!