I am always running out of room for LEGO, especially after assembling the new BDP Sushi Restaurant (an amazing set!).
To make some room, I took apart the Zelda Ocarina of Time Final Battle set and used the pieces to build this miniaturized version featuring all three minifigures + Navi.
This is my latest castle MOC, Snowdrift Stable! It uses only pieces currently available on Pick-A-Brick (Bricks and Pieces?).
The Snowdrift Stable is the last stop along the Narrow Way, which stretches north past the King's domain and into the mountains beyond. The princess and her escort are headed north on a harrowing mission and must find a place for her prized mare to rest. The young stablemaster has always wanted to meet a princess, but his stablehand might accidentally ruin the encounter. Unbeknownst to both of them, someone may try to swap the princess’s mare for another horse! Will the swap happen, or will it be foiled?
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This is my latest MOC, the Snowdrift Stable! It almost entirely uses pieces currently available on Pick-A-Brick (Bricks and Pieces?).
The Snowdrift Stable is the last stop along the Narrow Way, which stretches north past the King's domain and into the mountains beyond. The princess and her escort are headed north on a harrowing mission and must find a place for her prized mare to rest. The young stablemaster has always wanted to meet a princess, but his stablehand might accidentally ruin the encounter. Unbeknownst to both of them, someone may try to swap the princess’s mare for another horse! Will the swap happen, or will it be foiled?
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I love both of these! I think the new one, though smaller, looks better and is more swooshable. I'm excited to see if anyone makes an alternate build combining these or using 2x of 31387!
I just released an update to my free Referee tool called Explore Dolmenwood (formerly Optical Dolmenwood). Explore Dolmenwood is a live tracker of your party's progress through the wood and gives you text-based descriptions of visual surroundings from different vantage heights. The new update adds several new features:
Let me know if you have any feedback or feature suggestions!
This is my updated resubmission to the designer program, "Snowdrift Stable"! I added trees and refined the structure and piece count. Click the link below to cast a vote and leave a comment.
https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-11/4698/Snowdrift-Stable
The Snowdrift Stable is the last stop along the Narrow Way, which stretches north past the King's domain and into the mountains beyond. The princess and her escort are headed north on a harrowing mission and must find a place for her prized mare to rest. The young stablemaster has always wanted to meet a princess, but his stablehand might accidentally ruin the encounter. Unbeknownst to both of them, someone may try to swap the princess’s mare for another horse! Will the swap happen, or will it be foiled?
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Please feel free to vote for any other entries you want to see released as sets. You can vote for as many submissions as you like, but only five sets will be chosen to be produced.
This Dolmenwood Inventory manager allows Referees and Players to build their character, horse, and vehicle inventories using either slots or coins as the weight system. I was inspired by Beau Rancourt's The Sieve, which has an inventory manager with the same base functionality as this web app, but isn't specific for Dolmenwood. I designed this app to have party grouping and the Dolmenwood items automatically included. As always, feel free to share any bugs you experience and suggest features!
If you would like to use this with a password and your players able to edit it as well, you can plug it into an AI and it can set up the backend for you. I didn't choose to do that because I don't want my players using their phones at the table for inventory management, but some tables may want that!
I built a tool for referees to track the calendar days of Dolmenwood that includes feast days, pluritine observances, saintly miracles, moon phases, sunrise/set times, weather, and unseasons. The calendar is also designed so you can pair a real world date with a date in Dolmenwood, which is great for open tables using 1:1 date-advancement (one day in the real world is one day in Dolmenwood). You can use arrow keys to go forward and backward.
The intent is for this tool to optionally be player-facing. You can keep your players guessing on the weather and unseasons on the calendar by randomizing the seed at the bottom of the page. If you trend towards giving your players more information, you can create a single weather seed that you use consistently and your players can type this seed into the bottom of the generator to load their versions of the calendar.
Please give it a try and let me know if you have suggestions or concerns! As a disclaimer, I did use Claude Sonnet to convert the calendar to HTML, as I do not have a background in programming.