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Mapping your Warhammer battles with Battle Chronicler
Battle Chronicler is a free program for making battle reports of tabletop wargames, such as Warhammer. It provides a simple yet attractive user interface combined with excellent graphical output to produce professional-quality battle reports for any tabletop wargame you like. Continue reading
Posted in Battle Report, Game Resources, Gaming, Tabletop Wargames, Warhammer Fantasy Battles Tagged mapping, maps, review, warhammer Leave a comment
Using Hexographer to create overland hex maps
One of the easiest ways to bring your campaign world to life is to give your player’s a sense of where they are in relation to the rest of the world. If they know that the ruins of the ancient … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons, Game Resources, Gaming, Role Playing Games Tagged d&d, dnd, Dungeons and Dragons, GMing, hex, hex maps, hexographer, mapping, maps 2 Comments
Using the Dungeon Tile Mapper from WotC
If you are anything like us here at Dice of Doom HQ, the moment you got D&D 4E you rushed out and bought a stack of Dungeon Tiles once you realised how important (and awesome) they were. After collecting a … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons, Game Design, Game Resources, Gaming, Role Playing Games Tagged d&d, D&D4e, dnd, dungeon, Dungeon Tiles, GMing, mapping, maps, tiles 4 Comments
Create your own Dungeon Tiles from scratch with Photoshop
Learn how to create your own full color, printable dungeon tiles for your own games using Photoshop in 5-10 minutes. Continue reading
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons, Game Design, Game Resources, Homemade, Role Playing Games, Tabletop Wargames Tagged d&d, D&D4e, dragons, Dungeon Tiles, dungeons, mapping, maps, photoshop, tiles 20 Comments
Creating your own Dungeon Tiles
Update: Click here for instructions on how to create your own Dungeon Tiles using Photoshop. One of the big changes in Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition (D&D 4e) is the almost mandatory use of dungeon tiles and models for every … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons, Role Playing Games, Tabletop Wargames Tagged d&d, D&D4e, Dungeon Tiles, GMing, maps, tabletop 23 Comments
Catacombs of Paris
There’s nothing quite like the thought of deep and secret passages running beneath your feet, beneath your everyday life. Who knows what they might contain? The secret ways beneath Paris have existed since Roman times. Now they are all available … Continue reading
