Sword Coast Legends: my thoughts

This is a short review of what I have seen so far regarding an upcoming DnD video game called Sword Coast Legends.

The Strike of Saarii

A series of posts detailing a journey a group of players went through in a DnD session I mastered.

Teraqa Akil, the Egyptian Earth Mage

The first female character I decided to create and roleplay as.

Aíma, the Blood Mage

A Blood Mage I created and roleplayed as in a single day DnD session.

Should you use dice other than the d20?

Ideas which can be used in DnD, as well as other board games, regarding the use of different dice, not just the d20.

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Thursday, 23 April 2015

Hero Forge

Recently I found an extremely interesting site for anyone who wants to create their own custom mini without the knowledge of 3D modelling or using any 3D modelling software. Hero Forge is a site which offers its users the ability to choose from a vast number of options to create unique models and print them in 3D. The user starts with a base model and then starts going through the options, changing its race and gender, pose, measurements, clothing, items in each hand as well as the character's base. 

Base Model
Half-Demon Fire Mage
Samurai
Dwarven Warrior
Of course, these are just a sample of what you can do, there are quite a vast number of options one can select, with new ones added periodically, the latest announcement was that of the addition of a Half-Dragon race. Once the user is happy with the chosen parts and pose, the character can be ordered, which will be 3D printed and shipped to the user. When ordering the product, the user is presented with the following screen, with different materials and scales. Don't worry, you can read more about what materials are used by clicking on "About our materials".


What do you guys think? And if anyone ever purchased a product from Hero Forge, let me know what you think about it in the comments below.