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Fukei buildings and scenery for my Samurai project | DRESSING THE LINES
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8216;Wargaming Compendium’ arrives …. A look at my new ‘Ronin’ samurai rules and figures →. August 10, 2013 · 1:44 pm. Fukei buildings and scenery for my Samurai project. If you’ve been following my blog, you’ll know I have started a samurai skirmish project. As part of this, I’ve been considering what scenery I’ll use to give my wargames table a Japanese touch. Today I ordered some kitset buildings and scenery from Zenit Miniatures. In Spain. These are marketed under the tradename Fukei. Finally, I thou...
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Chapter 3 'The Curse of Slapershaven'
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Friday, May 30, 2008. Chapter 3 'The Curse of Slapershaven'. 15th Septemus. 1622. After having travelled up river for many dats on the trade ship of Albinus Moonshank, Misteline and his companions arrive in the evening of the 15th. As the sky darkens, the distant village is barely visible, first it appears as mere pillars of wood smoke rising above the mist, then as a dark shadow coalescing into a clutter of buildings perched on a rocky prominence. Then, men left these lands in the great winter years of ...
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Captain Leander Quartermoon
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Saturday, July 14, 2007. Captain Quartermoon is the highest authority of law in the game after the players. Labels: Captain Leander Quartermoon. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog deals with a 'murder mystery' style skirmish role playing game set in a faux. Historical city called Takshendal. The Index below provides links to all the various characters in the game, as well as progress reports and various idea's that occur to me along the way. The story so far. External links and inspiration.
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Bartholumus Pyle
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Thursday, August 9, 2007. He has one servant, a stocky, taciturn elderly man who is named Jonarh. Where did he go? We searched the house and premises? May 18, 2008 at 4:18 PM. Ask me again after the game. May 18, 2008 at 7:43 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog deals with a 'murder mystery' style skirmish role playing game set in a faux. Historical city called Takshendal. The story so far. External links and inspiration. Perdido Street Station (Wikipedia). Rufus Carraresi de Castelopea.
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Aurore Marrow
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Monday, July 30, 2007. The extent to which she is aware of her husbands wandering hands is unknown, but her suspicious glaring and tight mouthed nature have led many to assume she is. Alas, her nature requites little sympathy in her neighbours however, most assume her waspishness justifies her husbands unfaithfulness. She appears to have very few friends, though occaisionlly other wives from amongst the merchants guild will gather at her home for an evenings social entertainment. The story so far.
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Chapter 2.6 'Murder in the Alley'
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Friday, May 30, 2008. Chapter 2.6 'Murder in the Alley'. From the Journal of Misteline. Was working in the Apothecary. For much of the day, trying to identify the poison and find an antidote for Augustus Marrow. Was scowling around outside, fondling the grip of his blade. We found ourselves with 4. Suspects in custody, awaiting interrogation. Actually 5. Observed an old man lurking near the Apothecary. Whom he captured (unlike the tramp, he was someone worth questioning). The Southern Mercenary Captain.
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Magda Featherlock
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007. May 18, 2008 at 4:44 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog deals with a 'murder mystery' style skirmish role playing game set in a faux. Historical city called Takshendal. The Index below provides links to all the various characters in the game, as well as progress reports and various idea's that occur to me along the way. The story so far. External links and inspiration. Perdido Street Station (Wikipedia). Rufus Carraresi de Castelopea. The Call of Cthulhu (IMDb).
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Takshendal (RPG blog): ...The end of the campaign.
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Monday, June 30, 2008. The end of the campaign. Slapershaven it transpired was the last navigable settlement on the river and a local trade centre for the frontier farmers. The headsman of Slapershaven was called Herluf Brethouwer and he was the richest man in the region. Herluf was hospitable and helpful and gave the group lodging in his home. The job done, Misteline and his companions (including the Groot brothers) returned to Takshendal where they each went their separate ways again. Misteline never d...
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Takshendal (RPG blog): Chapter 3.3 'The Curse of Slapershaven'
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008. Chapter 3.3 'The Curse of Slapershaven'. From the Journal of Misteline. 17th Septemus - In the Backwoods:. We arose at dawn, with Heike Brethouwer. Doing most of the work whilst her young daughter in law slept on, which I can well understand. Was the one to get blisters, and had to ride the old mare that we had borrowed from Herluf. The track lead along a ridge away from Slapershaven. Operated the only regular riverboat, according to Jarolf. And the rest of us pressed on. Turned...
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Acharnement (A short story by moif): Chapter 2
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Acharnement (A short story by moif). Tuesday, August 15, 2006. 8221;I have to ask” Bailey began, “why did you come with us today? He was sitting with Morgan de Hogue in the small cottage where Thomas Bailey had been billeted by the Chatham magistrate’s. Morgan shrugged and prodded the fire. 8220;I mean, you more or less gave the whole game away” Bailey continued. “Even the vicar thought it was odd”. Placing the poker back in its stand and settling back into the arm chair de Hogue nodded. 8220;I knew it!
