Beebe

I make geeky look sexah!..

I have actually heard those words uttered to me before. Personally? I think I make geeky look.. geekier. Oh well, in this world, people need glasses. Some more than others.

You have stumbled upon my "D&D" page, a page that showcases (or spotlights my inferiorities) my creative geeky, nerdy, drink cans of energy drinks and roll dice on a table pretending and telling stories to a bunch of other geeks. On this page I will present some of my past campaigns (and current projects). Let's hope you enjoy them as much as my players have.

Main World: Narush

I used some creative talents I learned in the army to create a world for my players, one of my own design and mapping. I have always drawn little maps for my adventures ever since I was twelve years old and started playing this game. Back then, I used pen and paper, but today? Today I use Campaign Cartographer Pro (c), and a lot of thier add on features. Below you will see some of my maps I have created. And yes, I get better, and I am willing to make maps for your games given the right incentives!

Narush: The overview
Click on the image below to see the larger picture. Mind you this picture is a very high level view of the entire planet, and I have yet to finish detailing it.

Narush: Amelin For a more detailed view of some of the areas I have have been working on, this picture is much better.

Narush: Isles of the Four Sisters My offline campaign started in this area, and was centered on a series of islands controlled by 4 sisters, daughters of the king from the island to the south. This is a more detailed view of the islands:

Below are even more detailed views of the individual islands. The campaign started out in the island of Rosette, and that is perhaps the most detailed at the moment. As with all images on this page, clicking on the image will open it to a much larger view.


Rosette	Serenite'

Cerise	Yseult

Narush: Amelin North During the time I ran an offline campaign, I also ran an online one at www.rpol.net. This was set in a different portion of the world, known as the Crossroads of Marn.

Below are two closer looks at the major regions of the Norhern Amelin Continent: Commonwealth of the Five Towns, and Jorhan's Protectorate. Jorhan's Approach, within the protectorate is a partially detailed town, which I will publish in a later update. Commonwealth was part of the online campaign, and has a bit of detail as well.

Other Maps and Things In addition to the above maps, I have also created some "Handdrawn" ones to hand out to my players or show them online. Here are two versions I did in the Crossroads of Marn area (part of the commonwealth area)

Some of the other things I have done for my players:

Documents the players found. I created these with my printer, then soaked the paper in a mix of tea, coffee, and lemon juice. I then baked them dry in the oven, letting it get nice and fragile:

Models and minis. The image on the left is a scene i set outside of an abandoned temple, in the graveyard. The one mini with the sword up in the air I painted, the rest are standard D&D minis. The mausoleum is a paper model from WoTC, and the statues and gravestones I carved on my own from styrofoam. The temple itself is pictured on the right,and I built it out of styrofoam, wood, and created images on my printer and glued them for the textures and walls. The actual model is about 36 inches wide and 1 foot tall.

Cities and Inns Every good world needs a city, or two, or three. And of course no adventurer can handle a town or world without an Inn! So from clockwise from the left: Crossroads of Marn, Night Angel Inn Level 1, Night Angel Inn 2, and Castle Carmarthan.

Beebe: The Journey of a Man, well, sorta.

Ogmug says Roll a Fort Save!

I make geeky look sexah!..

Main World: Narush