Terrain in progress

A few years ago, I was developing a concept called Voidstone Chronicles. There's a bit of work about it here on the blog. The general idea was to replicate some 8-bit gaming in a miniatures format. I was thinking "Golden Axe" or even advancing to the earliest incarnations of Diablo.

Getting a decent process for my 3D printing at the moment has opened up some opportunities for revisiting that idea.


Now I've just got to dig through some of my old posts and old files and sort through them to work out what is still viable and what can be resculpted into a game that fits the vision. I'll probably share a bit more of that stuff, and the terrain building process, and how I'll be preparing that for use on the table.

 

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