u/BlueEyedPaladin

Thanks to a couple of enthusiastic prods, I've got some prompts together for this year's #Inqtober!

As always, if there's a prompt you don't understand, don't like, are not feeling the vibe of, then please make whatever is in your heart instead. The important thing here is to make Weird Little Guys together, not that you slavishly follow my suggestions!

For those who are new to Inqtober, welcome!
Please participate if you’d like, or just watch!
The idea here is to make something you can use in an Inquisitor context- a model, a drawing, a piece of writing, whatever works for you- each day of October, with the suggestion of a prompt.

I saw the new scenario and knew what I had to do with my next creation… lots of water effects, tufts, and a use for some big ferns!

(I’ll get back to you on the scenario, I haven’t got that far yet!)

While I’m waiting for the water effects on the Bog board I made yesterday to set, here’s the board I made a couple of weekends ago.

I wanted to give this one some options, so I thought the stone bridge and the ford beside it could make for some fun interactions, particularly with Bashing.

With thanks to u/dragmyr for design of a Roll20 Battle Map a few years ago that helped me plan things out, I put together a much more dynamic board for a swashbuckling sword fight through cliff top ruins.

Not sure how well it will work in the end as it might end up being a bit crowded, but it was really fun to put together, and I learned a few new construction and painting techniques for it too, which have been really helpful for doing some other projects.

This is a pretty basic set of cards made up using the QuickStart rules on one side and the more complicated rules the other side, for teaching new players. I’m hoping to get in a game with some friends tomorrow, so I’ve tried to make these match the minis pretty easily, with spots to place Momentum and Damage tokens.

I designed this board to look a bit like a Buhurt or tournament field, which has been churned up by some heavy use. This is my first board with terrain, shortly to be followed by a much more dense, dynamic board.

With a background in Warhammer, Mordheim, and a literal cupboard filled with bits sprues including several WGA sets, I’ve thrown some stuff together and built a board so I can try to get some other friends into it - this looks like fun!