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The Bloodied Bowl - Free RPG Encounter
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As you press onwards into the corridor, whispers of the tales you have heard about this place invade your mind. A haunted, horrifying place, travellers warn, where the floors glisten wet with the blood of ghosts and the walls will swallow you whole... The Bloodied Bowl is a free, horror-themed tabletop RPG map as part of our Encounter of the Week series. Designed with the Modular Realms’ Adventurer's Floor Tiles pack, and with options to add cobblestone/walls, this free D&D map can also be changed to work with other roleplaying systems. Check it out here! The Bloodied Bowl encounter free download Our encounters are free to...
The Kobold Den - Free RPG Encounter
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Rayzak the Fire Giant has sent you into the depths of the mines on a quest. Tiny creatures are bothering him, stealing his metals. But creatures small for him could be formidable for you. As you press deeper, you hear a skittering. Is that coming from up ahead? No. It's coming from beneath your feet... The Kobold Den is a free tabletop RPG map as part of our Encounter of the Week series. Designed with the Modular Realms’ Adventurer's Floor Tiles pack, this free D&D map can also be changed to work with other roleplaying systems. Check it out here! The Kobold Den encounter free download Our...
The Cursed Crypt - Free RPG Encounter
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The Forgotten Chambers - Free RPG Encounter
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Beginner tutorial on how to paint Flagstones
Posted by Annabelle Collins on

You may have seen my Dad's excellent work painting the plain stone surface of an Adventurer's Pack to look like coloured marble. In today's video we can see him painting the Flagstone tiles and he has written a little bit more about his process, and how he approaches painting as someone who has never painted terrain before (or at least, before I asked him to!). Over to you dad! Although this blog related to painting flag stones, it is really about painting old paths. You know those classic paths that were laid 100+ years ago and...