3D Printing

Hint: It’s not 3D printed puzzle boxes. But that’s what they’re getting, anyway.

Taking a break from the Algox situation to have a seafood snack.

Having completed the tutorial scenario and let a month pass before schedules matched up again, we finally started Frosthaven for reals.

After a few years on the shelf, we’re finally playing Frosthaven. It’s pretty different from Gloomhaven; could be a real challenge.

Reproducing this woodblock print with 3D printing gives me even more appreciation for the original work.

Hueforge prints using very thin layers so that colors bleed through to create blends, shades and gradients on any printer.

I printed the White Dragon in white filament. Then I told the D&D group that I still needed to paint it. “Why? It’s already white?” Ha!

The problem is, we’re about to battle the final boss battle of the Icespire campaign, but Cryovain refuses to come out of his dressing room.

What was that old saying? “Information wants to be free”?

It took us a little over two years to play through the twenty-five scenarios of Jaws of the Lion. But we enjoyed every single one of those twenty five. Covid, real life, and the occasional other game (mostly Terraforming Mars) got in the way of finishing this prequel to Gloomhaven in any reasonable amount of time. Sometimes, months would go by between plays. But we always came back. Our time with Gloomhaven and Jaws of the Lion gave us a reason to come together and just lose ourselves in a world where certain doom seemed to lurk around every new scenario. ...