Thursday, October 29, 2009

Modular Battle Tiles: Rocklands, Straights and Corners



Thought it may be time to get out of the dungeon and in to the open air! This is the first of several sets of modular tiles that assemble into a large battlemap for your outdoor battles in Dungeons and Dragons and other such roleplaying games that use miniatures for combat. They are scaled to work well with most popular brands of 25/28mm miniatures, so they may even be useful to players of Warhammer as a quick battle ground layout.

The Rocklands sets are designed to represent an outdoor area with barren sandy low ground and rocky high ground, but are also fantastic for representing natural caverns and tunnels that have a more organic shape than man made dungeons. This first set includes a set of straights and corners and includes transition pieces to link it up to the Kev's Lounge Dungeon Corridors. Look out for future sets which will add more options. It also includes the Kev's Lounge Starlinks system to keep the tiles together and in place.

This set comes in 2 varieties. The first has a 1 inch grid which is useful for Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Ed and 4th Ed combat rules, and the other version has no grid for those who use miniatures but prefer a more organic and natural movement system. A 1.5 inch grid is being worked on and will be up soon.

Download Kev's Lounge: Rocklands Set 1 - 1 Inch Grid
Download Kev's Lounge: Rocklands Set 1 - No Grid


Combine with the Corridors, Huge Room Dungeon Tiles, Small Room Dungeon Tiles and Bigger Room Dungeon Tiles to add even more variety to your battles!

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Saturday, August 29, 2009

Make your own Gelatinous Cube Miniature!


I've been pondering how I'd do this for years... decades even! Ever since I first opened my first copy of the Dungeons and Dragons 2nd ed Monstrous Manual way back in 1996. Last week while I was working on the forthcoming Dungeon Dressing set to go with the Dungeon Tiles inspiration hit me! This Cube is fairly easy to put together and uses Ink-Jet Transparencies and 2 Part Epoxy Resin.

Follow the link below to download the ZIP file, which contains the outline and art for the Cube and a PDF containing instructions on how to build it.

Download Kev's Lounge: Free Gelatinous Cube Model

Once you've built the Cube, you may want to give it a nice cosy dungeon to roam around:
Free Dungeon Corridor Tiles
Free Dungeon Small Rooms Tiles
Free Dungeon Bigger Room Tiles
Free Dungeon Huge Room Tiles
Free Dungeon Door Standees
Free Open Dungeon Door Standees



Not keen on spending the rest of his life being digested, Wulfgar Wulfgarsen wisely makes a run for it…

Friday, August 21, 2009

Kev's Lounge Twitter Feed

Kev's Lounge now has a Twitter feed! Follow us to find out when new stuff is coming out and get feedback on our progress with our various projects.