Seaside Town Battle Map | Kraken Week Part 2

In part 2 of a very special 2-part Brick Bestiary episode in celebration of Kraken week, I'll show you how I built the map to accompany the Carnivorous Ship I built in part one. Happy Kraken Week!
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[@lukasgiesel6316]

I really like the ideas and the way you're using Legos to bring life to a D&D campaign! some of the builds might be a liddle ruf compared to the detailed ways some build their walls, but in this context, for me, that is clearly something positive. I think it shows creative use of the parts given to you and the way you are about to use and reuse them in the future. A tower made of 4 big pieces is faster reeasembled than 300 small ones that might look better but are then bound to this building.
I think every town could use the typical tavern 🍺 but for the purpose of the build a run down market place on the outskirts of town (ruins with traders and thiefs as well as abandoned or repurposed buildings) would be of more use for the campaign.
It could be simple building tactics and a lot of colors , creating a somewhat wild and chaotic atmosphere. maybe at the bottom of the stairs ^^
Stay so awesome and you gave me some idea's for my own liddle lego map.

[@Sahaak_Craft]

Really cool stuff, you put together two things that I love, Lego and DnD! I had a ton of lego when I was a kid, and even now that I mostly craft my terrain using foam I find a lot of cool Lego stuff that I can use for details :)

[@ccarrl1257]

i would love to play dnd with lego pieces that would be so amazing

[@frankd4581]

Please make a how to build tutorial video for a fully brick built and fully articulated lego version of one of my favorite types of D&D Giants known as a Female Reef 🪸 Giant pretty please

[@thelegodm]

I’ll write that one down