BrickGrave

[Kamandi]

Whilst I am painting up some new/old figures for FG, my son and I decided to give the rules a run using LEGO.
FG is good fit for LEGO - we customized our Casters and Soldiers, knocked together some ruins, and threw them down on a white table cover.


Rival Bands meet in the Ruins. Necromancer and Men at Arms vs. Elementalist and his Infantrymen


"Run AWAY! RUN Away!"

[Daniel36]

I demand more pictures!!! That looks awesome!

[Cherno]

A great idea. I was always a fan of using Lego minifigs and terrain for wargaming and RPGs, although I never actually did it save for a single make-up game of Pirates vs. Government Forces during my childhood.

Here is a great overview for using Lego for such games:


http://zenseeker.net/BoardGames/LegoGames.htm

I especially recommend further research on BrickQuest, there are handy tutorials for terrain and figure preparation, including ideas for basing.

One time, when I have the spare cash, I will go back to it...

Best of luck with your efforts!

[Smith]

Frostbrick! Brickgrave! It's a thing!

https://ospreypublishing.com/blog/Frostbrick/

Tell your friends!

Really nice stuff, Kamandi – everything is better with LEGO.

[gary42]

Kamandi, you are a fart smeller...Er...  A smart feller!

Great idea!

[ChaosChild]

Awesome! I've got loads of Lego (for playing Mobile Frame Zero) but not many minifigs or else I'd give this a try.

[Philhelm]

Black Falcons?  That's old school.  One of my first Lego sets was the Black Falcon's Fortress back in the '80s.

[wolfen]

Genius! Well done that man.

[Mr. Peabody]

Sweet! That's the sort of thing I love to see. 

[Elbows]

I vote for a fan stop-motion Lego movie!  Immediately!

[Fencing Frog]

I love this... but I also love painting miniatures... oh what a terrible conundrum.

[pancakeonions]

Brilliant!!