The Monster's Master

[d phipps]

Here are a few pics I snapped while Zac, The Bubbachek, and Jebus played a scenario…



Somewhere in this sleepy town a vile murderer is practicing his deadly arts. Can anyone stop him?...



Only a few locals are brave enough to walk the streets at this late hour. Who knows what perils lurk in the shadows? …



On the prowl, silent and deadly, The Red Right Hand mercilessly takes another victim…



Elka briefly questions one of the locals before running off in the direction of a bloodcurdling scream…



Picking up a hot tip, Doc cunningly pieces together the puzzle. “The church is the key” he whispers under his breath, moving off quietly down the dark street…



Now who is this red-hooded scoundrel? Sven and Elka discover the murderous monster has a master holding his leash. It is the infamous Doctor Phlebo!...



Meanwhile, back at the old church, Doc confronts The Red Right Hand at last! His deadly dagger still dripping with fresh blood, the murderous villain faces off against Doc, armed only with his own might and cunning! …




Until next time!

[DowVooVoo]

  Thanks what rules?

[Last Chancer]

Hi new to the LAF. Love the buildings. How did you make them?
Thanks

[Svennn]

Until next time!                     Does that mean The Red Right Hand is a serial killer?

[d phipps]

@ DowVooVoo -- they were playtesting a scenario for our new Pulp Alley game.

@ Last Chancer -- my daughter has a thread that spans the epic tale of the buildings we made together. Please check it out at --  http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=15132.0

@ Svenn -- a serial killer? Well, perhaps Mr. Cave said it best...
"Take a litle walk to the edge of town
Go across the tracks
Where the viaduct looms,
like a bird of doom
As it shifts and cracks
Where secrets lie in the border fires,
in the humming wires
Hey man, you know
you're never coming back
Past the square, past the bridge,
past the mills, past the stacks
On a gathering storm comes
a tall handsome man
In a dusty black coat with
a Red Right Hand"

hmmm... or maybe not?   
 

THANKS!

[magokiron]

Your scenery collection never ceases to amaze me.

And the beautifully painted miniatures just "come alive" interacting with them.

I guess I will NEED to suscribe to your yahoo group, so I can be part of the fun (even if I'm half world away)

Please, keep posting this amazing and inspirational stuff.

Best wishes.

[former user]

really atmospheric

so Your daughter is allowed to build them, but not game with them 

[Hitman]

Awesome looking terrain and game table. Looks very inspiring. Looks like your scaffolding is already coming in handy...

Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman