Annabelle's Nerdy D&D Blog

  I know that we are all thinking about what has been happening in the world at the moment so I thought it would be nice if I shared with you what we’re doing at Modular Realms to try help out.As some of you know, at Modular Realms we are bridging two countries. As director and designer, I live and work in New Zealand but most of the 3D printers and manufacturing capabilities are in the UK. As such, we have been dividing the help we can give between both countries and both health care systems!   In the UK:We...

Oh man you guys! The kickstarter hasn't even gone live yet and already crazy things are happening!  So ... my little DnD project (as it was six months ago) was in the Sunday paper this morning! Like ... actually in the paper, that I sometimes read in coffee shops. I could sit down in a coffee shop and see a picture of my face.  It's incredibly exciting and humbling to have people get as interested in the project as they have been and it only makes me more eager to get to the point of releasing the terrain into the...

Game pieces - designed. Manufacturing - underway. Beta testing - completed. It looks like it's time for this show to hit the road! :D Hey guys! Modular Realms has been a labour of love for many months now. It's finally come to the point where I can put the website live, pictures on the internet and show you guys just how awesome this all is!  This is a really exciting stage for me as it means that rather than just hearing feedback from my friends and players I can now get to hear what you all think! What designs do you...

Happy New Year! The year of two natural 20’s, could there be a better time to start a Role Playing Game related business? Today marks my first post and the beginnings of something pretty awesome! ModularRealmsTM is a small business selling modular terrain. Our products are all designed and made by me, Annabelle. I got into Dungeons and Dragons about two years ago now, and it was love at first dice. After about six months I started to DM games and make maps and terrain out of pizza boxes and polystyrene packaging. The more I got into it, the further I...