

Vampire wizard and his bat and wolf form
To be clear, that bat is larger than I expected. So I will use it with a flourish, and add strong and large traits to it.


To be clear, that bat is larger than I expected. So I will use it with a flourish, and add strong and large traits to it.
For anyone who saw my post last week, it's live. Multi-level towers and sanctums with furnished interiors, built for actual play rather than just display.
50% off for the whole campaign. Link in the comments.
Two versions of King Kashchei the Lich Sorcerer and the Dark Lord, slowly but surely the army of the Undead is growing. The main driving force will be the Cursed Legion, an army of skeletons in the armor of Roman legionnaires, and I may add some more in ancient armor. I really liked the Gauls from Medbury, and I'm considering adding them to the list of the Dead. They will be present in both Oathmark and Frostgrave, both as an army, a bestiary, and as adventurers. I have a couple of living necromancers for this purpose.
Hello there ! I’m looking to start a base game collection, and I’m thinking of getting frost graves minis! I liked the cultists minis and I’m thinking on getting the wizards too, which kits do you guys recommend? I’m also considering getting the renedra cobblestone bases/ flagstone bases, been thinking of o should get some terrain texture from greenstuff world, maybe a little mud and a little snow?
So im getting into frostgrave and picked up some minis and I love the way they are painted on the box art , screams of yester-years for me and its alot diffrent to my learn painting styles so I wanna learn how . I cant find any mention to the artist himself but I dont own the rule book but im wandering if there are any good video tutorials with similar style I can learn from of the artist himself if he has a patron or YouTube I can follow
Thanks in advance! Love the minis wanna try do them some justice and learn a new skill in the process
The first ideia was to make a standard elementar wall made of ice. I dit like it look it as ice bricks, then reinforced the bricks.
My wife asked what I was doing and suggest that I made a stellar wall. Liked the ideia and ended like those what do you think? There's room to improve?
We used 15 mm civil war dead markers for the bodies.
I am planning to run House of Longreach, one of the scenarios from Thaw of the Lich Lord, at Concotion (https://tabletop.events/conventions/concoction) on Saturday 30 May. There are open spaces for the two games.
Hello everyone!
I'm planning a Frostgrave session with 3 friends on a very large map (for now I've settled on 3x6 feet, but it could be bigger) with a custom scenario featuring a dragon in the center guarding a treasure.
The problem, I think, is that I'm worried the players won't be able to reach the dragon easily (because I also plan to spawn monsters on the map every turn for something truly epic), and I was wondering if it would be a good idea to implement some kind of rest system? A bit like in Maladum, for example. Instead of taking an action, a unit could rest if no enemy is in line of sight or if it's safe inside a building to regain 1 or 2 HP? I don't know if anyone has already implemented this kind of system?
Or perhaps add a purchasable item like a "camping kit" that a party could use once in the scenario to regain a certain amount of HP (possibly with a random event table to add a bit of spice).
What do you think? Is there a risk of this unbalancing the game too much?
Thanks for your replies.
Read the rules and found a opportunity to make some terrain by myself, here it is the runic stone disk.
Artisan Guild's sets have almost all creatures needed for both bands and random encounters. Only rats are missing I think...