In the (Lego) Labyrinth

[Terquem]

Interlude

"Rob, seriously, you need to work on those illusions."

In the (Lego) Labyrinth

[JLV]

Well "played" sir! ;-)

[Terquem]

The last picture, in the post aove shows the adjusted line thickness for the MegaHex on the newly printed Melee Map

I am now going back and adding the Options available for figures in the blank areas on the sheet, this will make a handy reference.

I'm bringing this back because some others here are asking about alternative hex sizes

[tbeard1999]

Originally Posted by Terquem

Interlude

"Rob, seriously, you need to work on those illusions."

In the (Lego) Labyrinth

Ah, combining Legos with RPGs... pretty.

[schoon]

You might want to check these out as an alternative to 4x4 round plates.

[Terquem]

Originally Posted by schoon

You might want to check these out as an alternative to 4x4 round plates.

Thanks

I've seen these before, but I'm sort of a Lego "purist"

[Tolenkar]

Cool! Thanks for sharing.
I actually used Legos for a campaign with my son and his friends a few years ago. It totally works! He has a lot of the Lord of the Rings sets, so there were always enough goblins and orc figures to have some pretty big battles. We even did a space TFT campaign, which lasted longer.

-Tolenkar

[schoon]

Originally Posted by Tolenkar

Cool! Thanks for sharing.
I actually used Legos for a campaign with my son and his friends a few years ago. It totally works! He has a lot of the Lord of the Rings sets, so there were always enough goblins and orc figures to have some pretty big battles. We even did a space TFT campaign, which lasted longer.

I'm using LEGO minis for my current Star Wars campaign - super fun!

Have done some speeders, and am now considering parts of my players' ship.

[pyratejohn]

When I first introduced my youngest son to Death Test we used Lego. In fact, I've run quite a few rpgs for my kids using Lego - The One Ring, Traveller, GURPS, and Fate, to name a few.