Walking Papercut is where I do roleplay related stuff and paper models.
This site ties in with Jabbado’s Kitchen whenever culinary possible, and with Be Inspired with Dominic (that’s me!) when making makes sense.
Check them out, and enjoy Walking Papercut!
Create a magnificent piece to praise your shining lord! Be the envy at parties (or of your party)! Shine whenever you turn undead and smite the unholy with a vengeance. If you get this laser-cut from fluorescent acrylic, it will Read more…
The Ironwood Chisel is a legendary item that can turn stone into dust – at a cost!
I have pondered long and hard about whether I should actually write this post. I myself have used pyrotechnics at the table a number of times without issues. But when is fire involved there is also a danger. And I Read more…
You probably know that paper minis are awesome. What makes them even more so are removable bases. They let you store your collection pretty much flat, and allow you to use bases to designate and distinguish between enemies. There are Read more…
This is probably one of the least used props that I have ever made. The character I made it for never really got played as a player character and quickly turned into an NPC to accompany my group and allow Read more…
Few enemies in Dungeons & Dragons are as iconic as the many-eyed, floating ball of magical annihilation known as the Beholder. If your adventuring party ever crosses path with one, chances are that it is now dead, defeated in an Read more…
Need an infernal tavern, a meeting place for devils, or a place to have a diabolical time? Look no further than the Wells of Nessus. A devil bar with an intriguing (or disgusting) exterior and lots of room for interesting Read more…
Following up on the Introduction of the Astralytes, today I want to go deeper into their rank structure, which reflects that this guild is torn between being a research organization and a university, with ambitions to protect the cosmos in Read more…
It will not come as a surprise to you that I am a big advocate of using paper models in your game. The good news is that there is nothing lost by trying something new. We have used plastic miniatures Read more…
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