other settings?

[Vermis]

Well, as soon as I saw you could have a wizard with a crossbow I immediately thought of this.

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Which led to this.

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And then of course, this.

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Possibly not quite in the same vein as some of the other suggestions, but I'm sure Lord Vetinari would be most interested in a mysterious, snowbound city near the hub and would be happy to suggest that someone send an expedition.

Do iiiiit!

[Mac]

Well, obviously I am doing Solomon Kane

[JohnDSD2]

If you are doing Solomon Cane have you seen the 'Witchfinder General' game by Dashing Dice?

http://www.dashingdicegames.co.uk/

Lots of information about sourcing suitable figures and an interesting set of rules plus a couple of nice figures..

[Ferkitt]

I also thought about doing Discworld wizards with a Sigalist Librarian with Rincewind as his apprentice.  I even have the Micro Art figures but they are way too big to fit in with "normal" 28mm figures 

I think I  might struggle to find a suitable Orang Utang in 28mm. Plus the North Star sigalist is a cracking figure 

[Harry von Fleischmann]

I'm thinking Doomed Valyria from GOT, basically a ruined city sliding into a swamp.

[driller]

I'd very much like to see photos of that Bloodborn/Frostgrave table/game, because Bloodborne is my favorite game as well right now, and I'm something similar when it comes to Frostgrave.

In keeping with what is popular and has fired the imaginations of my current group, my Frostgrave is taking major cues from the city of Yharnam from Bloodborne.  I am uncertain how far I will take this, but random terrain pieces made of ominous statues are presently an obsession of mine.  And old Mordheim terrain guides have been useful in planning out my upcoming table.

I have also seen:

• Wyrmalla's Elder Scrolls: Morrowind Frostgrave project.
• Another friend's Aztec ruin-themed Frostgrave project.
• An Underdark version as a push around using terrain pieces the player already had, plus "gangs" of duergar and drow.