Solo Adventure? Joseph Curwen's tomb - DUNGEON FINISHED

[styx]

Nice work so far!

[cuchulain23]

I am totally going to copy your idea for the smoke on the fire. I never thought of that...

[Oldben1]

There is a guy out there who goes by SeanKahn who was making smoke and fire out of cotton for his D and D minis and for his starship wrecks.  I stole it from him and I have to say it looks pretty cool.

[Uncle Mike]

Those room look great!!! Superb idea!

[Mason]

Seriously brilliant idea!
 

Love it!
 

[Kitsune]

That's come out really well.

[Mo!]

Wow... just wow, i love it!

[Bergh]

Really really nice! I envy your stuff.

[verd]

Stunning! thanks for sharing!

[Bergh]

I have decided too copy your project, but I'm going to make an Egyptian tomb theme.
I have been in the different jewellery stores, but they did not have boxes with so high sides/deep, so i'm looking for another way to get high quality boxes.

The Tomb walls is going to be a simple colour print of famour tomb paintings.

How tall was your boxes you are using?

[Oldben1]

The box is 10cm by 10 cm.  The height is 5 cm.  I thought that perhaps combining two boxes for some cavern terrain might look good.  The styrene brick sheets look great and only cost me 5.00 for the whole project.  I think Egyptian would look great.  Check out the Egyptian Toob on Ebay.  I got it from a craft store called Michael's.  It has some great scenery.  Here is mine

Indidvidual Egyptian Pieces by oldben1, on Flickr

[Bergh]

I have always had of dream of making a game/board with an Egyptian tomb, the whole mystics of tomb exploring.

I just don't see how I would make a whole board for this, or how to store such a theme board. And the next advantage of box design is you can change the tomb from game to game. But the easy storing of a "box system" for the tomb is really an advantage for me.

I will be looking for prober boxes now! Thanks for the advice on scenery.

[Oldben1]

You'll have to post some wip pictures, I have to spend some serious time developing rules.  I would really like to design a temple run game with 2 players competing for treasure.  If you got some large brick sheets you could use them as temple walls.  All you need is a few columns, snakes and you are ready to go!

[Marine0846]

I have not  looked on this part of the Forum for a while.
Boy, did I miss this 'gem' post.
Some great ideas to use,( I am looking to do some smaller games.)
Love your idea of the rooms, will have to use that.
Speaking of the rooms, they turned out great.
Thanks for sharing.

[Oldben1]

Thanks, after my Innsmouth table took up 3 paper copy boxes I have to scale down - literally.  With all my star wars, D&D, and pulpy terrain I've had to sell some of my early pieces to make room.  Letting go of my Sarlaac pit really hurt.  I was even thinking about scaling down to 15mm.  I really like the look of the rooms as well.  I may even use them for a dungeon crawl game. 

Bergh's got me thinking about Egypt now.  Where am I going to find another 10 little boxes?

Anyone can do this project, the actual terrain building is minimal, and it looks really good.