"Under Wittenberg" Topic

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tiddenheim	14 Nov 2020 6:51 a.m. PST
A test of the concept of splitting the game table into two halves, one being the above ground and the other underground. The passageways and chambers were added as I went along and the story developed. Some new pieces were made – steps, the pit, the large chamber along with some doorways and 'treasure pieces'. Above ground table setup … Below ground was on the right hand side, with a black game mat and black back scenes on which were placed the passageways and chambers Game Blog posts….part 1… link part 2… link part 3… link part 4… link Making the large underground chamber…. link
Extrabio1947	14 Nov 2020 9:47 a.m. PST
Brilliant