Ultimate Arctic Terrain for Frostgrave/ Warhammer/ D&D
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- (Episode #183) Need snow/ice terrain for Frostgrave, Warhammer, or D&D? Professor DungeonMaster shows you how to make an icy tundra in no time! Latest in the UDT (Ultimate Dungeon Terrain) series.
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ProTip:
There are disposable tablecloths at the dollar store. Don't ruin your counters.
I was going to post this. Get the banquet table size and you can cut chunks to a decent controllable size. It has saved my "craft area", aka the dining room table.
While you're at it, go to any decent fabric store and just buy suitably colored fabric instead of putzing around with foam. Cut to whatever shape or shapes you want, dye or paint in patterns if you really feel ambitious (although icy greens or frosty whites are easy to come by), and don't waste time on this kind of project. All he's really doing is making a flat colored surface here, which is what cloth is for if you're not springing for one of those fancy (and expensive) play mats or pre-printed maps/tiles. Prof spent more on that bottle of GW paint alone than a similar sized swatch of cloth would have cost.
Foam has plenty of uses for 3D terrain, but making flats out of it? No. Just plain no.
@@richmcgee434 You're wrong and you should feel wrong lol. The foam will hold up much longer than the fabric, and is used for the 3d effect to bring the game to life.
@@richmcgee434 You'll certainly get a different look using cloth rather than painting on foam - though it's definitely a good idea to use cheap craft paints instead of expensive mini paints, which I believe PDM did - Apple Barrel is typically $2.00 for each bottle, if not less.
What the video may not capture is that layers of paint like that actually does create texture in addition to color, which for this project in particular would be highly desirable. But! If cloth looks good to you and you like it, more power to you! Whatever gets people to play at the table.
For the painting and other work, just find some of the large, cheap, plastic trash bags. They can get tossed easily enough and are portable for if you want to work in different places, and by being movable, you can find bits and pieces of things that might get loose.
I like putting frozen pizza straight onto the middle tray of my oven. Right after preheating it to 450! About 7-8 minutes and it's perfect.
Lovely. The 'fozen pizza' will really come in handy for everybody playing Rime of the Frostmaiden
I was thinking of an Icewind Dale setting as well. I have my Remorhazz all painted.
Pathfinder's Rise of Winter Campaign. Which is why I'm sharing this with my 'crafty' DM.
@@douglascolquhoun8502 ah, Reign of Winter, aka the waifu AP
without spoiling things, just let your GM know some rando on the internet said to find a better way into the dungeon in part 3 than to do 100 climb checks
also, ask if you can do milestone leveling since a number of characters may join your party and it's going to get awkward with the XP split if you can't take Leadership
@@ChibiKami Already doing milestones. Also, I am playing a Magical Girl anyways, lol. A Chosen One Paladin of Falayna who by 3rd book will have also become a Swan Maiden, Swan form ftw.. (Going for all the Slavic Folktale Tropes, she now has a Reindeer-powered Troika.)
Great video as always! Already looking forward to the next one: "10 Tips to Make Sleeping On the Couch More Comfortable."
We need more Deathbringer. Deathbringer the backstory videos! Deathbringer the Belgariad Knock-off! Deathbringer the one-player campaign! Deathbringer the lunchbox! Deathbringer the flamethrower! (I'm serious about 4 of those.)
I gave a thumbs up purely for the ending Deathbringer joke.
I'm fine with just the flamethrower.
Merchandising, merchandising!
Spaceballs references aside. Deathbringer, MacDeath, and assorted PDM NPC T-shirts and Coffee Mugs would be awesome, once we have helped him grow his channel more.
You know it's bad when even Deathbringer sounds chastened.
Thank you, Mrs. PDM for sparing his life. You should post the honeydew list you gave him in order to redeem himself.
Thank you, Professor, for being so brave. I hope that the new marble was given a quality sealing first.
Lol. The entire honey do list is "make more dungeoncraft videos so we can pay off our mortgage."
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 A wise and practical woman (plus lovely, awesome, and talented, to boot). My congratulations to you, good Sir.
It's worth it, to put my life on the line lololol. Mrs, "blue". Professor " how do you think that got there?" Mrs, "really" . I'm surprised you were able to upload the video! 😅😅😅
Professor, your videos are so entertaining. I don’t even craft at all, but I love watching your process. I also admire your honest appreciation of those who have inspired you and that you have learned from. Well done.
PDM put on his jacket of +10 stealth just for the fans and pats of the channel. RESPECT!!! Cheers!!
Love it
Anyone willing to die for their game is the man
The fact that you have a cymbal just lying around, makes this even cooler. ;)
Mrs. Professor Dungeon Master sounds like a good sport to me.
@8:56 secured my "like" for this video.
GORGEOUS.
As a fellow crafter I want to say bravo - that is some really realistic looking ice, I love it!
"And I'm Deathbringer" never fails to make me smile.
"...and while we're waiting for their relationship to thaw..." 🤣
Thank you for putting your life on the edge for us, Professor Dungeon Master!
I've never seen you smile so much in a video professor. It's great to see.
(whispering out of the corner of my mouth)
Wink if Mrs. Professor Dungeon Master has
you locked in the dungeon
"Why six o'clock in the morning?" LOL! I love the cut of your jib Professor! HAHAA!
That figure in the beginning holding the scope looks great.
I had a week to produce 15 Stalingrad type ruins for a 40K game. I knew it was going to be a mess, pva, black paint, grey paint, gravel and sand, bits of coffee stirrer, airbrushing, then the clean up. All to be done in the kitchen. This was not just one building discreetly made but a whole production line. It was all done over a week between 10.30 pm and up to 2am some nights. And Mrs B to this day does not know that it all happened in her lovely kitchen.
I know its not your cup of tea man but MUCH appreciated for some scifi terrain
Here you go: ruclips.net/video/R0bHotXz1sQ/видео.html
As a colorblind crafter I appreciate you mention the actual paint names
You've welcome. I enjoyed making this video. Glad you found it useful.
The professor is risking his life for the sake of D&d 😆👍🏻
That is love for the art.
Thanks for risking your life to bring us this. Excited to see how this is used in VDS.
This zoned approach to terrain also works really well for The One Ring TTRPG combat encounters where there aren't movement rules per se. Instead, characters have stances which determine if they're ranged (opening volleys in One Ring parlance) or in melee (close quarters in One Ring parlance)
Mrs Prof. DM is a very patient woman. Thanks both to her and you Prof. DM!
Oh, she is!
Life in your own hands? Thumbs up cannot be denied!
Wow a nice surprise to say the least
I just can't wait to be playing at a REAL table again!
THE Bob World Builder?! Just watched your session Zero video. GREAT episode. I'm going mention your channel and Bardy McFly in my upcoming session Zero episode. Look for it.
Players will enjoy the fantastic ice UDT for the winter based games!
Your exceedingly chipper in that intro today, Prof. DM.
I was really happy at how it turned out. You never know.
You, sir, are the best. I want to thank you for your content, especially since there was a piece you did on how to write notes for session prep that was INVALUABLE! I would love to see more content like that. Thanks again
I love your heightened level of enthusiasm this episode! keep up the good vibes even in hard times.
(there’s no amazon links yet, just letting you know)
+1 like for bravado in painting on Mrs. PDM's new counters
I’ve made all the other versions, I need this one to complete my collection 😊
Damn it PDM, now I have a new project for when I get home! As always great video.
Can't wait to watch Professor! Thank you for this amazing video!!
looks great man! thanks for the shout out
Thanks, Marrok! Keep making videos!
Thank you for risking Mrs. Professor's wrath
Thanks for risking your life PDM. It's good you shared your sources so I can see how much better they are. Oh no! Caught on camera, thankfully Mrs PDM didn't slay you on the spot.
That is some SICK terrain!
Thank you for putting your life on the line in order to bring us this content.
Meat tenderizer. That's new for me. I love it! Gotta go get myself one. The crafter's war hammer!
I love the enthusiasm in this video. Dungeon Craft, it looks like you had a blast making this.
Lmao your “why 6am?” Answer got me XD I won’t lie. Also, loved this so very much! I actually have a project I’ll be working on that’ll be able to use this technique, I can’t wait to try it
thanks Prof DM, I did a digital version of thise recently and OMG IT WORKS SO WELL! Instead of drawing up and making maps on the PC I just did a close-medium-far circle thing on a VTT and it worked AMAZINGLY!
Awesome tutorial. Looking forward to making this one.
Great job on the terrain. Looks awesome
Discovered your stuff from knarp makes
Great stuff my dude
Great video!!! Love the Frozen Terrain!!!
Thank you Professor Dungeon Master, for risking life, limb, and countertop to bring us another entertaining and informative experience.
This is without a doubt one of my favorites from you. Great job.
Great video! Made one of these for my upcoming Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign, only for my glazes/washes I used Pledge Floor Polish instead of water, to thin the paint. It dries hard, glossy, and gives a water/reflective look over the center ring, exactly what I wanted for a frozen lake effect!
As a Canadian from Northern Ontario, your Arctic 🥶 terrain gets two thumbs up 👍! But sorry Professor, there is nothing I can do or say to save you from the wrath of Mrs Dungeon Master! I think you’re going to have hope to that the magic of a blue box 📦 from Tiffanies will save! Today is not a day to be cheap! 🤣👍🤣
Another pizza shield for my collection. Perhaps next video we get to hear the history and backstory of Deathbringer?
8:56 OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BUSTED
Nice work! Thanks for the crafting content.
My current campaign is heading north. Perfect timing! Definitely going to use this!
wow, that middle section looks amazing!
That looked amazing
Big ups PDM
Ultimate SciFi Terrain! We need to complete the saga!
Cool stuff, Professor.
Hmmm... as a person who lived most of my life in tundra, I would say that ice is not really white nor blue. It is transparent, just like water, but also reflecting colours from environment just like water does: sky may be blue, and therefore sea may look blue. I never seen ice with turquoise shades on it, but I believe you can see such on ice near sea (and sky), which have similar colour. In environment where I'm from, frozen lakes and rivers very are dark blue, almost black (there is very little light coming back from water under the ice). Cracks on ice have white colour, and I believe that snow is white because it is ice full of cracks.
This all does not mean, that ice with turquoise shade is wrong or anything, but it means, that that ice is probably near open sea.... So colour of ice depend on environment they are in. If you would have blood lake under the ice (even if the ice itself would be only water), the ice would probably be in red colour (although probably in almost black). Where such could be? Let say there is battle under ice, and some one or something is bleeding in the water, that blood would be seen through the ice... but there is quite little light under water, especially if most of ice is covered by snow.
You can test this probably at home, if you have freezer, and some kind of ice cube molds. If you put these ice cubes to black drink/liquid, they look like they are black. If you add them to yellow liquid/drink, they look like yellow. Etc.
(I am roughly from 68th parallel north).
(PS. I tried to investigate what is "mod podge"... Since search engines in these days are quite horrible - or no one in internet knows what it is, I tried to guess. Since some places which sells that "mod podge" seems to call it as "varnish glue", I tried to search other "glue varnish", but not many of such things seems to be sold. However, some sellers say that "art medium" can be used as "glue varnish", I wonder how similar or different they might be..? Just saying, that A) mod podge is not sold in every where, and B) it seems that lot of crafting people use it, and expect others just know what it is - or just find such thing...)
looks similar to my arctic terrain... I ended up using a pearlescent white to get a shimmer, and I coated mine in a clear glitter sealer ( for just a little sparkle when the light hits it)
if you have a soldering iron it makes a good cutter for this kinda stuff, so long as you dont mind cleaning it afterwards
LOVE the Frozen Pizza. But it's not for Frostgrave as it is a skirmish game for 2-4 players on a 3X3 square play area with city ruins that are setup as part of the setup rules. But it is still a great setup for tabletop RPG's. Waiting to be able to go to Ikea to get a large lazy-susan. (sexist term maybe, but that is what they call it here!) Cheers to Prof Dungeon Master and his icy play area.
Looks so cool!
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Serendipity! I was just going to start crafting some glacier terrain pieces! Thanks PDM!
That ice looks glorious, I'm gonna have to find an excuse to use this recipe 😁 thanks for sharing this!
This actually looks awesome, i can see doing something similar, but with lava. thanks for the video, I'm inspired!
Sure hope Deathbringer is staying warm in all the wonderful looking arctic ice.
PDM playing with fire on that marble table.
Thanks for the great tips
Super early! Thanks Professor.
This is eppic. Think I'll build it for my campaign in the ice. Thanks PDM
Nice work as always, thanks for the tips. Now Deathbringer can bring icy cold death to his enemies. Cookie for the metric.
Nice Ice!
OK, now for ultimate volcano terrain and ultimate ship terrain and ultimate gold and gem mine terrain and ultimate milky way terrain and ultimate heaven terrain and ultimate undersea terrain and ultimate cyberspace terrain!
Cool terrain PDM!
great with Frostgrave figures!
Absolutely amazing work.
While looking at subwoofers I discovered the term WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor), which definitely influences crafting decisions!
Brrr... Feeling cold already. :-P
Dude--so awesome.
The links you mentioned in the video are missing
Also, for ice, adding a thick layer of gloss polyeurethane varnish before the snow paste would upgrade the look.
I'd also suggest going with the vallejo snow ground texture rather than the GW option, it's close to the same stuff, but far cheaper for a lot more.
3:40. Well, last Dungeon Craft video. Was a good run.
Thank you for these videos. Comments for the Comments-Throne, algorithm-appeasement for the RUclips Algorithm-god. ;-)
This looks great! Would be perfect for Frostmaiden battles.
"Gosh, how do you think it got there?"
You, sir, are daring haha
wow painting on white counter tops..... that is dangerous! This "Ice Pizza" something for you to use coming up? Volcanic Fire Plane Pizza Next?
Great!
Hmmm...
Next would be jungle terrain, maybe?
Love it!
I like this idea for Frostmaiden, but I want to go with a more tundra look than actually being on top of a glacier. Maybe make it two sided.
Need to do a how to video on...
...cleaning dried paint from marble countertops.
Looks great! I made my own arctic UDT a couple months ago, but I’ve been thinking about making a new one with better techniques. The first one was a prototype