Roleplaying
RPG GatewayOk, bakery part two, we where making the chimney when we ran out of time yesterday, so we will continue with that one today.
Now we got up to speed on this, so what next? A I know, the carpet dealer. What is a market without Fine rugs and carpets, hand made, come look look, feel feel. very good price just for you.
Today we’re gonna fix the grinder’s stand, where you can get your knives and axes sharpened.
Today we will assemble some market stands for the market. Finally put all those pieces to use.
Now when we are busy fixing the last pieces of the market square, why not juts get going instead of sitting here doing nothing?
Now, we need to create some different items needed to build our market stands.
I do this piece by piece, and soon we can start to make the presets, that we can use in OmniGraffle or Dundjinni when making maps. Btw, Dundjinni is moving to a new ISP, that’s why the forum is down, might be gone a week or two but Mindy said it will come up again.
Are you all eager to see the result from yesterdays work? Good, here we go.
So it happened, an iPad fell down from the sky and landed in my lap. OK, not quite like that, but as they wont be selling them here in Sweden this year, I was happy to get one. So how can you make RPG maps on the iPad?
Working with my different Operation:Fallen Reich projects, I early realized I needed some authentic looking stamps to place on passports and other official documents, to make the adventure handouts look even better. Getting handouts that almost smells like vintage documents really enhance the gaming experience, specially in games that are more centered around role playing than pure combat.
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I needed a flag for a logo for some handouts. The logo was found on Wikimedia, but wasn’t legal to use so I needed to make the flag that was on it. The logo is for the P&O Steam Navigation Company, so we’re still in the pulp era, Operation: Fallen Reich.