Making Modular Wooden Barricades for Dungeons & Dragons - GOBLINS ATTACK! 

I think you have to set "this video contains an advertisement" thingie so you dont get troubles, Jeremy :)

I clearly disclose the video is sponsored in the video and am already fully transparent with the viewers. That feature is to allow creators to alert viewers of paid product placement when it’s not obvious.

Nevermind then, I learned something ^^

Hey, I've watched your videos for a while, I wanted to suggest making a foam DM screen! You could place a logo, make the front a stone texture, and the inside a wood texture.

Can i email you good sir :) texture and surface question

Thanks for watching

Nice!

I would imagine those could be done with some sort of earth-like basing material and some toothpicks, or maybe bamboo skewers trimmed down if you want the spikes a little beefier.

Yes! Great purchase....but I dislike the included paper and use it with baking paper.

There is a full 3 parts series of videos on those cave tiles. Check the vid listings.

It's been two years since this video was made so I can't remember for sure, but I'm confident I said in the video that I got them on amazon and likely put an amazon link in the description of the video.

Not quite....someone beat you by 20 hours!.....patreon sees vids several days early ;)

Darn. Fist non patreon comment then. Hopefully I will be able to join the fellowship soon. I want to, just need to get moved, and land a new job... Soon, hopefully really soon...

Also, like that gentlemen below, I too am waiting to move and land a new job and I will surely contribute via Patreon and join the fellowship. Sounds like you've got some patrons loaded in the chamber, keep on putting out great vids!

I use a magic eraser to get off stuff that won’t come off with just waters.

Sebastien Blaue I think he said in a previous video that Quassi from the channel Quassi's Bell Tower sent them to him

It's the "arrow picks" link in the description.

10k??? Well spent 10 quids :D

Yea kink in the description.....you end up with a LOT!

Those of us sitting on piles of plastic Warhammer wargaming bitz and other 28mm wargaming bits are almost certainly overstocked on extra spear-arms - a great alternative for us! For some of us, it might be worth the money spent to buy one of the less expensive plastic wargaming undead army sets of skeleton warriors with spears and other weapons to kit-bash into this sort of project: you can use not only the spears to build the barricade from, but also the skulls, tattered banners, shields, and other such items as well. Other leftover skeleton bits can be assembled into piles of skulls, heaps of bones, the remains of torture victims left on altars and torture racks, and other such dungeon dressing....

I have. Not a lot, but there are a few videos on the channel.

Black Magic Craft I’ve seen all of them I think. I would love to see a modern city building.

I’ve been planning on getting an airbrush set up for over a year at this point.....so many things on my to do list!

No, but wanted to give people not interested in the minis series a break.

Black Magic Craft screw those people. Lol. If they are here for the crafting they're also using miniatures. I don't get why so many people were bothered by it.

Amazon. Link in the video description.

I mean where do I get them in Canada?

@@Versify Ah........yea, they arent on amazon.ca unfortunately. I was lucky and was gifted them by a viewer.

@@Versify Actually I shouldn't say they aren't available on amazon.ca because they are....just for stupid prices

No

At least u replied. :)

Those goblins aren't much taller than the dwarves in the video, and are quite a bit thinner. Doesn't seem that weird to me, unless compared to D&D Miniatures pre-painted goblins, which tend to be D&D 3.5E halfling-sized (though D&D Miniatures haflings vary wildly in their height). Additionally, Reaper does several styles of goblins by different sculptors in "Bones" plastic: 1. those taller, more gangly goblins sculpted by Ben Siens (I like to think of those as hobgoblins) 2. a shorter, rounder, and more traditional breed of goblins sculpted by Bobby Jackson 3. licensed Pathfinder goblins sculpted by Ben Siens that are the same size and proportions as Pathfinder goblins made by e.g. Wizkids 4. a set of four diminutive "Gremlins" by Bobby Jackson that seem to be maybe knee-high to most humanoid minis 5. Some D&D style hobgoblins of human height ...and, additionally, there are a couple varieties of Reaper "Bones" plastic orcs: 1. Some tall, hefty, muscular ogre-like orcs by Tre Manor that might be thought of a more elite, wicked, and powerful breed of orc 2. Some smaller, gawpier, weaker, more miserable-looking orcs by Bob Olley that look more like the sort of low-morale rank-and-file conscripts that might be used as disposable cannon-fodder and suicide skirmishers forced to do all the stronger orcs' more dangerous and dirty work. YMMV, but I don't mind some taller goblins or mixing the various types of goblins together with the understanding that goblins are far less consistent in their genetics than, say, elves or dwarves are, with a tribe of goblins varying quite widely in height, weight, appearance, colour, and so on. In D&D lore as it is, goblins, hobgoblins, and bugbears are all essentially the same species....