Over the past week I finished a couple of small projects.
Four Against Darkness
To expedite my upcoming co-op Four Against Darkness campaign, I built an automated dungeon creator in Excel.
Here is a shot of the results page.
With the press of a button I get a complete room laid out.
I also created a map template using PowerPoint.
With the tables in Excel, it becomes quite easy to create custom dungeons. For example, I built the tables for an orc lair with the orc brute as the boss. For this new campaign, I plan to create special dungeons themed around each of the bosses in the main game.
Looking forward to trying this out next Sunday!
Fantasy Battle Game
I did a little more work on my latest fantasy wargame rules. I created some counters and markers.
Here is an army inspired by Warhammer's Kislev (which is inspired by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth). I found the images on Junior General.
The unit counters are designed for 1 inch squares.
I also made some half inch shields. I'll use these as casualty markers.
At least you’re making progress (unlike me - still only able to Comment as “anonymous”). Shields weren’t in much use by this time - couldn’t you do a “drop” or maybe even a “splodge” of blood, to indicate casualties had been incurred?
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Geoff
I've tried "blood" before but am not keen on the look. Although the figures are Renaissance I'm using them for fantasy so I'm fine with shields.
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