The "Jackal's" Dungeon Boards

[warlord frod]

One of my Gaming friends makes the greatest D&D setups ever so after pestering him to post here I have agreed to do it for him (With his permission). I will try to get him to share more of his pictures and will post them for everyones enjoymen. Hope they inspire you to play more games. 



What do you all think?

[SBRPearce]

Wow! That looks like it would be a blast to play upon (or through...) I like the illuminated pieces!

[warlord frod]

Here is another great board showing the entrance to a dungeon. Great use of a variety of components dont you think?

[warlord frod]

Here is the latest an icy cold necropolis 

 



I painted up most of the buildings statues and walls 

like this for example

[Elbows]

I like the snow boards, the dungeon...not so much.  It needs to dial back the bedazzling by about 150%.    But if he likes it, that's all that matters.

[Commander Roj]

One of my Gaming friends makes the greatest D&D setups ever so after pestering him to post here I have agreed to do it for him (With his permission). I will try to get him to share more of his pictures and will post them for everyones enjoymen. Hope they inspire you to play more games. 



What do you all think?

That's really good. I'd like to see more. Can I ask, did you use D&D rules or something else? And what were the coloured transparent hexagons In
row used for? That's very intriguing!

[Momotaro]

Here is another great board showing the entrance to a dungeon. Great use of a variety of components dont you think?

Heroscape hexes repurposed as columnar basalt formations?  Brilliant idea, love it!

Great necropolis too.  May I ask, how did he do the wall sections for the dungeon?  Always looking for new methods...

[warlord frod]

I like the snow boards, the dungeon...not so much.  It needs to dial back the bedazzling by about 150%.    But if he likes it, that's all that matters.

Oh he loves the "bedazzled" look  He has collected more battery operated things then I could imagine including a small fog maker    I can't wait to see that one 

[warlord frod]

That's really good. I'd like to see more. Can I ask, did you use D&D rules or something else? And what were the coloured transparent hexagons In
row used for? That's very intriguing!

I believe he is using current D&D rules but I will ask to be sure. I will also get a clarification on the colored hexs He explained it to me at the time but I have since forgotten (Old age make me a forgetful Git  )

[warlord frod]

Heroscape hexes repurposed as columnar basalt formations?  Brilliant idea, love it!

Great necropolis too.  May I ask, how did he do the wall sections for the dungeon?  Always looking for new methods...

The base floor tiles are pathfinder and the walls are hurst arts casts I believe. I also like his use of Heroscape tiles I have done that many times myself. The next board I understand will have a SiFi theme (If I can get his equipment painted up  )

[Momotaro]

Thanks!

[majorsmith]

What did you use for the snow?

[Marine0846]

Great tables. Well done.
Would love to play on those tables.
Thanks for posting.

[warlord frod]

That's really good. I'd like to see more. Can I ask, did you use D&D rules or something else? And what were the coloured transparent hexagons In
row used for? That's very intriguing!

Got the facts from my friend    They play using a hybrid Pathfinder/D&D 3.5 system.  He uses D&D tile sets for the floors only and so each square is 5 feet. The colored hexagons represent a prismatic wall spell filling that corridor.

[warlord frod]

Heroscape hexes repurposed as columnar basalt formations?  Brilliant idea, love it!

Great necropolis too.  May I ask, how did he do the wall sections for the dungeon?  Always looking for new methods...

I stand a wee bit corrected He uses hirst arts molds for the walls and glue/paint them.  I also mix in some Pegasus Hobbies walls to save time.