Welcome to the chaos

[professormeg]

Happy Wednesday gamers, here’s a happy shelfie!

[mosqa]

Just a lil recap of my favorite creations during the inktober challenge… WHICH I FINISHED FOR THE FIRST TIME. I’ll go back to drawing monsters and characters too, but I am having a lot of fun making this magic items for DnD 5e. If you like them, it would help me greatly making it a viable project if I gain more followers on the dedicated instagram. Anyway, tumblr is still my fav hell circle of the internet, I wanted to thank all of you, I love you all, my little cursed followers, and thank you all for the love, likes and reblogs <3 https://www.instagram.com/luca_emporium

[professormeg]

I miss summer

[professormeg]

Here's another mini update!! I finally finished touching up Lumpy, and then I was able to whip through Theadora!! I felt a lot better after getting her done, and I have Flops and Piggle in progress. The only one I've been hesitant to wrap my brain around is Stitch, but hopefully when I'm done with the other two I'll tackle him along with the bad guys. Will I actually finish a whole game of minis?!? 🖌️

[shiftythrifting]

“Ouija for Girls” board found on Long Island. The cards have questions to ask the spirits and are quite riveting - “who will I marry?”, “will I be a movie star?”, etc. You know, girl stuff?

[professormeg]

Hey friends!! A little bit about me, I used to be OBSESSED with Tumblr back in the day, maybe 2010-2015, ya know, the good era. Since then, I’ve been sharing my board game adventures mostly on Instagram, but sometimes on Youtube! I decided to come over here to make a new Tumblr too, not really to reach people but to have a catalogue of my photos and to get to use Tumblr again the way I used to love it! I have already seen so many amazing D&D resources on here, as well as new board game recommendations. I hope we can have a lot of fun over here and play some games!!

Photo is from PAX Unplugged 2019.

[jonathanrector]

New Gloomhaven prints available on my Etsy Store: etsy.me/2KsSMlH

[worldhistoryfacts]

Egyptian twenty-sided die, 2nd C BCE-4th C CE. The sides of the die are marked with Greek letters. It’s unknown what the die was used for – perhaps games of chance or divination (kind of like a Ouija Board, rolling out messages from the gods letter by letter).

[thecollectibles]

Insanity Cards - CTHULHU Death May Die boardgame by Filipe Pagliuso