I'm making some (slow but
steady) progress with my fantasy city project which from now on will be
referred to as the Rabenwall project since I decided to build the city
as an advanced version of an important city from an earlier campaign. Ingame
that campaign took place roughly a thousand years before the current campaign
and some events in it like the creation of the most powerful undead in my
fantasy universe, the Lich King, was a indirect result from the actions of the
player characters. I really like the idea of going back to the original concept
of the city and giving it a thousand years of additional history, growth and
development. And I'm told it's always great for my players when I use elements
from older campaigns in the current game so it seems everybody will be happy
with this decision. :)
I will build the parts of
the main city with Hirst Arts and try to be as modular with the individual elements as possible. I
also plan to build some game board of suburbs and settlements in the outer rim.
And since I need a lot of
townsfolk to populate these setups and boards I started to collect a broader range
of medieval civilians:
I really like these miniatures and these will definitely not be the last ones I buy from
Lead Adventures. :)
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