Roleplaying
Hello,
I’m back with making trees in Bryce. Last time, when we were doing the Marda-Zam adventure, I showed you a way to do the alpha masking of trees, and told you I wasn’t very satisfied with the outcome.
So, I’m back at the waterfront again, gonna make some oars this time, and I will probably stay here for awhile, as I am working on a map for the Dundjinni map competition.
OK, the third and final episode of the village well. We start off where we took a break last time.
Well, well, well. Back to well making for the villagers wellbeing, multiple puns intended.
As I am working on a large village map, I will make different items needed for that map, and now I am in the need of a well, so I’ve decided to make a new well, as all y old ones have been used way to much.
So, we got some really nice chairs now, so lets make is a real nice dining table with 12 seats and some really nice food.
I am back with more uncommon items today. Sometimes you need something better than stools or tavern benches in your houses, some classy stuff to sit on, something worthy a king or a nobleman, and that is todays task.
Today we’re gonna break to something very different. No more map props today, but I am gonna show you a technique based on the almost classical cisticola walls that I have shown before. We’re gonna make a truly natural looking canyon with running water.
Today we will create a very special piece of furniture, something out of the ordinary, something for the cleric in the temple, a wash basin table for the cleric, to prepare himself for performing his daily work.
OK, did you spot the difference today, the uncommon home. I just made a nice battle axe that I wanted to share with you all. Read more