So the way it works in Frostgrave is such:

A spell has a value you need to meet or exceed with a D20. Let’s say the spell requires you to roll a 10. If you roll a 10 or more you get 10XP and the spell is successful. If you roll 9 – 6 the spell fails but nothing else happens.  But if you fail the spell by more than 5 points (in this example you…[Read more]

While brainstorming ideas for my hobby room with Google’s Gemini it mentioned another storage solution : french cleats

https://www.instructables.com/How-To-Build-a-French-Cleat-Organizing-System/

I’m still working out the details (with the help of the LLM).

Big companys always to control the market to increase their profits. I’m not just talking GW, I mean in general.

They don’t see others as ‘healthy competition’ that forces them to improve.

They see them as rivals taking a slice from their profits.

Rich people always want to have more. It’s their way of judging their worth. More money = more…[Read more]

GW are no strangers to this type of tactic. IMO they bring actions like this not to necessarily win, but to bully small creators out of business and maintain their monopoly. GW have millions to spend on legal resources. I dare say Ghamak has nothing to spend on his legal defence. Faced with a few years of legal wrangling at the cost of at least…[Read more]

Me – Finding it hard to stomach the price rises and the recent harsher stance on many community creators across all formats. (Based, I suspect, in part on the recent fake GW 3D models leak, leaving them feeling slightly burned and a little spicy. Or Bored Legal Department even worse.)

Also Me –

@solar – curious as to why you both recognise that GW are awful, and still buy stuff from them?

Is it the Amazon effect? (I hate everything Evil Jeff stands for, but still love the convenience of being able to go click-click and get hobby junk delivered to my door by the next day). Is it just convenience?

Or are there ranges that you just can’t…[Read more]

As an early adopter of (resin) 3d printing, I’ve followed Ghamak for a long time.
In the early days of expansion (as it became a group of sculptors working under a single banner) there was some controversy about (some of them) stealing other peoples parts and incorporating them into their own designs (which the main guy behind Ghamak denied for a…[Read more]