D&D 5E one shot collection - Danger at Blire Manor, part 4

The session started off where right as the party prepared to meet their new enemies. Well, prepare is perhaps too much said. Bernie prepared a shot and Ulfgar equipped his shield, while the other milled around.

Painting cavalry

Introduction

I received these guys some time ago, as payment for a commission. 

Dark wood

 

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Passport please

As the dust settled over the stone cubes and statues, we gathered ourselves (and my undead) and start towards adventure. The zombie beholder and its fungi companions proved only a minor annoyance, killing my precious owl familiar. Unfortunately, the goblins who were previously there, disappeared.

Painting raptors

Introduction

I bought a raptor pack to go along with the larger dinos, just for fun. I decided to take inspiration from real world lizards. 

D&D 5E one shot collection - Danger at Blire Manor, part 3

The adventurers regrouped, now with full numbers. They scouted around the manor and did surveillance for the day, deciding to go in at night.

Painting a crocodile

Introduction

A Reaper Giant Crocodile... for no reason at all, really.

Painting a T-rex

Introduction

A Reaper Miniatures Carnotaurus, in case I ever need to polymorph something into a T-rex in D&D.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Knock knock!

The first order of business, after a short rest, was to explore this dead-end cavern. I sent in my invisible owl, but it only discovered humanoid corpses, and a magic portal. Boring.

Painting an Ankylosaurus

Introduction

A Reaper Ankylosaur  for our druid to transform into. To honor my childhood memories of watching dinosaurs on Discovery Channel, I decided on a traditional brown color scheme - the way they were most often shown.

Swamp base

April review & May goals

Grind on with the D&D. Both campaigns fully embrace roll20 now, so yay for digitalization, I guess? With no end in sight for the pandemic, this is probably our best bet.

Painting wise, I finished a lot of Bones stuff, although not as much as I would have liked to - obviously. I did veer into Warhammer by laying the foundations of a new army - more on that when I have some minis ready. But a new painting competition is now in sight, for which my work is well under way. That will be my main focus this month.

D&D 5E one shot collection - Escape from Blire Manor

Groot, Ulfgar and Wizzik awakened some time later in a large room. They were unarmed, and their hands tied behind their back. The room also had a tied up minotaur[1] and a bandit whittling a piece of wood. Wizzik tried talking up, and his voice triggered the bandit into handing out a couple of slaps. Dace immediately exploited the guard's turned back and charged, pinning him to the wall.