W.I.P some hungarians and pole

More minis for the Cossacks & Tartars

D&D 40th Anniversary Blogging Challenge: Day 24

d&d movie. Ralph Bakshi's Wizards. So full of awesomeness. Elves, dwarves, mutants and high-tech. And especially the rotoscope scenes, so weird. Like that tank on the beach when princess was kindnapped.

D&D 40th Anniversary Blogging Challenge: Day 23

First song that comes to my mind. Frost and Fire by Cirith Ungol. This song is just how a good d&d sessions should be like.

D&D 40th Anniversary Blogging Challenge: Day 22

First d&d-related novel. Crystal Shard from Icewind Dale Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore. I remember this one pretty well. Despite the fact that  the quality of writing of Salvatore is rather questionable (IMHO) I really like this one and the rest of the trilogy. ID Trilogy is for my how a good Forgotten Realms Campaign should look like.

D&D 40th Anniversary Blogging Challenge: Day 21

First time I've sold d&d manuals. It never happened, when I buy a book I immediately get emotionally attached to any given book.

D&D 40th Anniversary Blogging Challenge: Day 20

First non-d&d game. During the time I've started roleplaying Warhammer FRP (1st ed.) was the most popular rpg in Poland. So apart playing AD&D 2nd ed. I was playing as much or even mor WFRP. It used to by my favourite campaign setting. I really liked the grim and gritty tone of this game. However I didn't like the system at all - especially talent-skill mess.