RedRover's RPG Ideas

[RedRover]

I had always dabbled with the idea of doing a fantasy RPG. I will probably never do one (If I had the time, energy, and space there are other BW projects that would take priority). In spite of that, I have just been table scapping random figs and groups that I feel would work for an RPG so I've decided to just dump them all here for your viewing pleasure.

Player Controlled Characters


The Barbarian (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Knight (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Paladin (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Mage (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Spell-sword (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Shaman (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Ranger (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Rogue (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr


The Gunslinger (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr

NPCs and Groups


Swordsmen of the Red Lotus (Brikwars RPG) by Red Rover, on Flickr

[Craigallot]

Yeah I tried something like that with the Crimson Crusade but long term player commitment and your own time are usually the limiting factors.

[sahasrahla]

next time i play d&d i intend to use minifigs instead of miniatures and build legit modular dungeons for players to explore


it's going to be an insane amount of work but i have to try it

[RedRover]

next time i play d&d i intend to use minifigs instead of miniatures and build legit modular dungeons for players to explore


it's going to be an insane amount of work but i have to try it

I think at least using lego for walls, objects, and some terrain pieces (large rocks, trees, ect.) is doable.

[Quantumsurfer]

I converted to minifigs instead of miniatures a long time ago and I can tell you from experience that its totally worth it.  Minis got nothing on Lego and I even enjoy the hobby of painting them.  So do it.

As for terrain, I'd suggest small modulars as well.  But if you've got the patience and parts budget to build a dungeon, go for it.