This time we had more cavern dungeon pieces ready, and by popular demand we brought out some new monsters. Of course everybody wanted to have a bit of a portrait session before the game, so we staged up a "wickedawesome" fight.
Here's a few closeups too.
Then it was time to get our fight on! I can't rightly recall every single monster slain, but I am pretty sure these guys could've made it to 2nd level.... but... well... things kinda got crazy.
The dwarf sort of went off ahead of the others and found the rope bridge to be a bit harder to cross than it should've been.
This basilisk did not make things any easier. It was suggested at one point that the recently petrified Saproling Warrior be used as a battering ram on a nearby set of locked doors so the surviving adventurers could get away.
And then it really got ugly. Fortunately, the old clock on the wall said it was time to pack up and head home. Our next dungeon will hopefully not be quite so tough..or maybe just maybe a cleric or mage will join the party.
But as always, everybody had a good time...
...even those who chose to "just paint quietly" while the guys had their fun.
I've also made a point to get some more female character minis in our next resupply order. Maybe a lady cleric or mage? The guys really could use some help if Mister Basilisk shows up again.
Next week's event will be the day we judge the kobold painting contest and announce winners. I'm still not sure what the prizes will be..but am sure there will be prizes (which I will announce as soon as possible).
I will also be bringing my portable mini photo studio next week to get pics of all the contest entries.
2 comments:
Awesome pictures. I've received some great comments on the miniature pictures on my site, but your pictures are fantastic. I hope you guys are able to find a nice following, because that is really some quality work.
Thanks! :D I've been taking pics of my husband's painted minis for a few years now so I've picked up a few tricks along the way. I wish I could say as much for my painting skills. My poor poor minis try to avoid closeups whenever possible. ;)
There's a few nice articles around on mini photography. I'll see if I can get one or two linked here soon.
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