In the latest episode of our podcast, we dive deep into the enchanting world of Extrayus, our homebrew universe for Dungeons and Dragons. This episode is a treasure trove for any D&D enthusiast or worldbuilder, as we explore the fascinating concept of cosmic magic. … More Couple A’ Nerds Episode 36: Cosmic Chronicles
Are you a die-hard fan of Dungeons & Dragons, always on the lookout for ways to enhance your gaming sessions? Look no further, as the latest episode of Couple A’ Nerds delves into the intricacies of session lengths and how to make the most of your time at the table. … More Couple A’ Nerds Episode 35: Against the Clock – Gaming Time Tactics
Have you ever wondered about the origins of magic and the beings that wield it? Our latest podcast episode takes you on a spellbinding journey into the heart of the world of Extrayus, where elves are not just creatures of folklore, but the embodiment of arcane power itself. … More Couple A’ Nerds Episode 20: The Weave of Woe – Unraveling Elven History
Are you a tabletop RPG enthusiast who’s ever found themselves at the crux of a player versus player (PvP) situation? Whether you’re the Dungeon Master (DM) orchestrating the chaos or a player navigating the treacherous waters of intra-party conflict, the topic of PvP can be as divisive as it is engaging. … More Couple A’ Nerds Episode 19: Friendly Fire – The Pros and Cons of In Game Rivalries
Hi all, life has really been kicking my butt these past couple of weeks. With some new projects in the works, I haven’t really been able to keep up with the blog. So, I am sad to say I will be taking an extended break from the blog. I have loved writing down all our stories for you to read and reading all your comments. … More Taking an Extended Break
Here are more of my speed paint miniatures. I am able to move through my pile of unpainted miniatures much faster now. These two ballista are perfect for preparing an army, town or city for battle. They were also super easy to paint, taking no more than an hour total to paint both. … More Miniature Showcase
I recently bought the Army Painter Speed Paints set. Miniature painting is a time consuming activity. I love it but sometimes it can take too long to paint even the most basic set piece. With a full time job and an active table running, I needed a faster way to paint miniatures that would give a decent result. … More Review: Army Painter Speed Paints
For this Miniature Showcase, I chose to paint this Grick Alpha and baby with my Speed Paint set. They are fairly simple creatures and I wanted to see if I could replicate the color scheme on the packaging with the speed paints. They are, essentially, the same creature, one is just much bigger. I started out with the pre-primed unpainted Wizkids versions. … More Miniature Showcase
These kobolds were painted with my brand new Quick Paints set. I bought it recently and wanted to see if the paints could cut down my painting time considerably. So I brought out a set and tried it out to see if it was as quick as the name suggests. I have been sick with the stomach flu for the past week and wasn’t able to post the results but I finally feel better so here it is. … More Miniature Showcase
Over the past three to fours years we have been playing D&D campaigns comprised almost entirely of module books. We had a small amount of homebrew for the time in between the different modules but it was still within Faerun. There were some issues we wanted to deal with that we often came across in the modules. … More Why we are Switching to Homebrew
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