A while back, I commissioned 3D digital sculpt that can be used to print a 3D miniature. It cost just over $100 (roughly £70 at time of writing) and for some people, it may (or may not) seem like quite a fair chunk...
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Category: Dungeons and Dragons Characters
The Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition Players Handbook is finally out and since I now have a copy, I thought I’d update my paladin and convert him from D&D Next to the final release of D&D 5e. As a reminder, this character is a male, human paladin called Terrowin De Pendragast who is neutral....
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I decided to throw out another character concept to coincide with the recent release of the Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition basic rules, partly to get a feel for how character creation differs to the D&D Next playtest. The character concept here is...
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I am going to review an online 3D printing service I used to print my own custom D&D miniatures for my D&D Next character concept, Terrowin De Pendragast. I included an image in my last post showing the 3D model I had made for...
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Today, I am going to write about another D&D Next character concept I’ve come up with. It’s part of a little experiment that I did recently – one that was successful. The character concept I am about to introduce is a male, human paladin called...
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Today, I’m going to look at character creation in Dungeons and Dragons Next. It goes without saying that you can’t play D&D without a character. You can forgo creating your own character entirely and use a pre-generated character instead. But…...
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