It's not even an issue really, but when we play a roleplaying game, we tend to play it long term. A short-lived campaign is as sad as, well, something really sad.What this means for you however is that you're going to witness many incarnations of sometimes the same group of adventurers. Mind you, as the campaign develops new players show up, old players leave and so forth. Sometimes a character dies, or is just retired too.
Building off of (ha, no pun intended) all of our Forgotten Realms action is this party, the first party of that long campaign actually. As you can see, some of the characters made it for a while, while others are nothing more than an interesting footnote.
From left to right; a human cleric, a Half-Orc fighter, a Gnome thief, an Elf fighter, and a human druid
I still think using lEGOs for RPG is such a fantastic idea. You are a genius in my opinion!
ReplyDeleteLove them Legos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Meatball, these guys were made years and years ago, I'm glad I get to share them here. I'm still pretty proud of the Druid's scythe!
ReplyDelete@BBill: Good, there's enough queued up to last the rest of the year!
That is a very clever scythe. I solved that particular problem by just hemming and hawing long enough that LEGO released an 'official' scythe in the Ninjago sets, so it's not a problem anymore.
ReplyDeleteYours actually looks better, but don't tell them I said that.
If only the Lego range here in the UK was as extensive as in the states. We seem to have far fewer options when it comes to kits we can buy.
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