The following photos were from games of D&D modules Hoards of the Dragon Queen, Princes of the Apocalypse (AKA Elemental Evil) and some of the test modules from D&D next testing and can contain spoilers for those Modules. Dragon Queen smaller.jpg Castle Close smaller.jpg I was quite pleased ...

Basalt Column caves look very cool also, though less extensive than limestone ones in this world.

Sorry, I can't determine who made it. It is an old metal mini, from at least 20 years ago. It has a slot base in the style of old citadel minis with the word "TROLL" on the metal tang, but no copyright notice. We were playing the "Enemy Within" campaign from fantasy flight games....

Test Shot: Bar Fight with Ogre Man-eater PC.
Hope you like.

I have an Anisty Galleon, or whatever the largest ship is called, but it is too big for many uses. In Warhammer FRPG, the party had it's own river barge and in a test game for DnD next we had a battle on a small river boat. Though the galleon has the potential to look very spectacular, I've spent 8 ...

I'm also aware of at least two adventure modules that feature taverns constructed in beached ships. A Dwarven forge set would allow creating such a tavern and holding the obligatory tavern brawl.

Modular because you could have a smaller coastal ship like this. Or a much larger ship.
Hard to do it justice with the current pieces.

How about a Pirate ship add-on pack in a similar style to the wooden floored buildings from KS3 with fully wooden pattern walls at about 2/3 full height (7/8 inch) that a 33mm pirate can look over? Ship_20170522_small.jpg There could be options for the drop in walls for cannon ports or solid wood or...

I'd like to suggest the following as an add-on pack to the new Kickstarter 5. Ship_20170522_small.jpg Hope that works, I'm no HTML wizard. A Pirate ship add-on pack in a similar style to the wooden floored buildings with fully wooden pattern walls at about 2/3 full height (7/8 inch). There could be ...