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Based on Dwarven Forge Miniatures

DaivonJolDaivonJol
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I saw a post somewhere that talked about http://www.dwarvenforge.com. I saw some really neat ideas that they had done with their mini-terrain sets and thought they would look good in CC3/DD3. What do you think?
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  • LatharionLatharion Traveler
    That looks like an awesome adventure setting! If you get to play through it, post how it worked out.
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  • DaivonJolDaivonJol
    No plans on actually running anything here yet but, a friend did suggest infesting it with fluffy bunnies and sunflowers...

    Are Vorpal bunnies fluffy?
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  • MonsenMonsen Administrator 🖼️ 81 images Cartographer
    Probably could run a nice varied dungeon crawl down there.

    Good map, but some of the dungeon corridors and rooms look a bit boring as they stand.
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  • DaivonJolDaivonJol
    I agree the dungeon is rather "naked". This was really only done for practice using visual aids that really had nothing to do with mapping. I used pics from the Dwarven Forge site and wanted to "figure out" how to do the same things with CC3/DD3. I wanted to show multiple levels, being above and below ground, in one drawing. I also wanted to learn more about Sheet Effects. Like the 'Sunken Cavern' in the middle.

    Not having an actual purpose for the dungoen, I didn't need the decor for it.
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