Used up a ton of ink on this one.
It’s a hill top shrine used by Kobolds to leave tribute to their dragon master.
Enjoy.
Used up a ton of ink on this one.
Used up a ton of ink on this one.
Author: AJ Ferguson
Just an unused dungeon from my DW campaign. could be used as a bandit hideout or an Orc lair.
Just an unused dungeon from my DW campaign. could be used as a bandit hideout or an Orc lair.
Just an unused dungeon from my DW campaign. could be used as a bandit hideout or an Orc lair.
Been a while since I put any doodles up.
Been a while since I put any doodles up.
Been a while since I put any doodles up.
Working on a webspace to host them all.
Here’s something I cooked up this morning . . .
One of the more polarizing debates under D&D was the notion of the DMPC and whether or not they have a place in the…
One of the more polarizing debates under D&D was the notion of the DMPC and whether or not they have a place in the…
One of the more polarizing debates under D&D was the notion of the DMPC and whether or not they have a place in the game.
At our table, there was always a DMPC since day one and my players genuinely dug it.
Right now, we have been experimenting with a DMPC under Dungeon World and I have to say, So far so good. Interestly, it seems more transparent since when he makes a class based move, I roll for him out in the open.
At any rate, its been fun up to this point.
My question is has anyone else out there tried running a DMPC under Dungeon World and if so, what has the experience been like for you?
No gaming for the next week or so. Any requests?
No gaming for the next week or so. Any requests?
No gaming for the next week or so. Any requests?
A quick sketch for tonight’s session . . . The High Crossing, a treacherous pass through the Windswept Mountains.
A quick sketch for tonight’s session . . . The High Crossing, a treacherous pass through the Windswept Mountains.
A quick sketch for tonight’s session . . . The High Crossing, a treacherous pass through the Windswept Mountains.
a couple of quick sketches here . . .
a couple of quick sketches here . . .
a couple of quick sketches here . . .
A soaring tower that was supposed to house an Order of Paladins but ended up looking more arcane than divine. Not sure when and where I will use it.
Some stones and bones. I don’t know why, but I enjoy drawing rocks and boulders. And Calvin & Hobbes-styled trees.
Lastly, a regional map for a new area my players are moving into. There is Starkenhold, a nearby ruin, some woods and hills and of course, a whole bunch of blank, empty space to fill in later.
Gearing up for more dungeon world friendly doodles and illustrations.
Gearing up for more dungeon world friendly doodles and illustrations.
Gearing up for more dungeon world friendly doodles and illustrations.
Can’t wait to try them . . .
Today’s doodle . . .
Today’s doodle . . .
Today’s doodle . . .
Tonk & Grip, a couple of gargoyles who lair in Wolfsgarde Keep.
Mean as hell, but not the sharpest knives in the drawer . . .
This little album includes the finished version of Starkenhold, a roadside shrine and something called The Way Home.
This little album includes the finished version of Starkenhold, a roadside shrine and something called The Way Home.
This little album includes the finished version of Starkenhold, a roadside shrine and something called The Way Home.
As an aside, I present these doodles to my players by way of an NPC Halfling who travels with them. They are part of his sketchbook, his way of keeping a visual memoir of his travels and adventures.
