I have been a role-player in times past, including AD&D, and played the little game from Dragon Magazine #77: King of the Tabletop.
I found a copy online a decade ago and printed the pieces and parts and stuck them to foam core, my sons and I all played it a few times. Trouble is that the parts wear so much that we cannot read them properly.
So this spring when I discovered these neat thin wood pieces at a local dollar store I decided to re-do my set of pieces and make them personal.
the 'troops' for King of the Tabletop |
the full set, just finished painting |
now gloss varnished |
I decided to use hexagon shapes for the 'terrain tiles' since they are not pulled from a bag randomly.
I also had some coin molds, so I busily cast up all the coins needed for a full game and painted them all gold.
Terrain and heroes along with gold from the original set |
Sometime this summer we shall have to go back to the tabletop to determine a KING.
2 comments:
Very cool!
Excellent blend of local materials and creativity.
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