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I don't have a lot to contribute, as I haven't played Dragonbane much yet, but I see this sort of discussion as a positive thing and not at all an "edition war." Please keep us updated about what works for you and what doesn't, since my group is still trying to get a feel for the vibe of t...

Oh, my suggestion was just one option. Essentially, Johan Egerkrans has done a zillion awesome images and I'd buy a t-shirt with most of them if chosen. I mostly would like to run Dragonbane at a game store and love to wear the shirt of a game when I run it in public. You picked some great ones. 8-)

What we need are Dragonbane (or Drakar och Demoner) t-shirts with cover art in an emerald green color that matches the official dice.

Who's with me on this?

Just for the record, these are mine, printed and painted.

Jealous. Those are awesome!

An interesting observation is that Armor Class in many of the D&D clones and recent editions is easier to convert than the originals. Original D&D AC was set so that lower numbers were better armor, but the ascending AC of the newer editions (3E and newer) starts with 10 and gets better as t...

I have been looking for Dragonbane miniatures ever since I saw a post on Facebook a few weeks ago. I am now even more interested since my son got a 3D printer for Christmas. Am I correct in thinking that the only way to get 3D printer files is to sign up for a subscription? I am mostly interested in...

A Wilderland Bestiary (Lore Master’s Guide) Orcs • Great Orc • Hobgoblin Marsh Hag • Marsh Hag Mordor Orcs • Black Uruk • Messenger of Lugburz • Snaga Tracker Orcs of the Misty Mountains • Misty Mountain Goblin • Orc of Goblin Town • Orc of Mount Gram • Orc Chieftain • Orc Soldier • Goblin Archer • ...

I went through a stack of AiMe products and made a list of the monsters found therein.

(1) I still have not determined if conversion to LotRR is needed.

(2) You still have to buy the products, but I thought a list would be nice.

I was trying to attach my list, but am apparently struggling with it.

I think that this is a flavor thing more than a realism thing. Uber-tall buildings have a lot of problems, as you noted. I think the idea would be that if the population explodes but the surface area of the Earth doesn't change then going taller is the only way to expand.

I wonder if part of the problem comes down to the movies. Even if one wants to quibble with some of the details, I think that the three LotR movies had a good "Tolkien feel" overall. The Hobbit movies, on the other hand, had a very different feel -- more humor and "Warhammer" dwa...