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There’s no denying we love magic users in RPGs, but there are several kinds of them, each one with its own ways to make magic happen. 

Wet blending requires understanding of color theory and a lot of practice, but it can help you make your mini painting even more realistic.

The invention of 3D printing is older than the internet, being first imagined in the 40s, but not built until the 80s.

Here’s how to better understand the gamut of possibilities the RPG class fighter has to offer, from flexibility to amount of choices.

Make your STL minis visually amazing by painting rock terrains, home to lots of creatures and creepy crawlies.

The future of 3D printing emerges as a beacon of innovation, particularly in tabletop RPGs, board games, and digital gaming.

RPG campaigns vs. one-shot adventures? Find out which is the best for you to get the most out of your RPG sessions.

As with many other materials, painting realistic fur boils down to perceiving the tones present in a surface. Here’s how you do it.

There are three things that will separate great adventures from forgettable ones. Learn the secret to impress your players!