1st lgoe.at BrickQuest Event: A LEGO® creation by Chris (Xenyo) : MOCpages.com

1st lgoe.at BrickQuest Event

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The 1st lgoe.at BrickQuest Event - 6 Players vs. 1 BrickMaster

About this creation

From 05:00 am till 11:00 pm some members of lgoe.at where playing BrickQuest.
You can find some interesting comments on this site: -->click<--
(the site's written in german!)

Brickmaster: Xenyo (it's me)
Player #1: Michael - Warrior
Player #2: Verena - Shaman
Player #3: Tom - Warrior
Player #4: Georg - Warrior
Player #5: Mike - Wizard
Player #6: Dani - Warrior

Yes, there are a lot of Warriors out there, but they could beat Rioku the Dragon!

Now... the pictures of the beginning...
Picture Set #1:
sorting the modules and building the starting room. explaining the rules and got ready to play...

Picture Set #2:

Picture Set #3:

Picture Set #4:

Picture Set #5:

After the dragons been defeated, someone have to clean the table xD

If you like what you see, join my BrickQuest Group --> BrickQuest

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I like it

Christian Schlichting

February 7, 2010

Lustige idee und dein DUngeondesign gefaellt mir. Man koennte so zb auch Kaempfe in realen P&P SPielen visualisieren zb in DSA oder D&D...

I made it

Chris (Xenyo)

December 14, 2009

Quoting thomas muskovich sieht doch nach einem gelungenen abend aus :-)

es WAR ein gelungener Abend :)

I like it

thomas muskovich

December 14, 2009

sieht doch nach einem gelungenen abend aus :-)

I made it

Chris (Xenyo)

November 26, 2009

Quoting Architect of Vonthako I don't think it's that expensive compared to pewter miniatures, and you can do so much more with LEGO.

That's right :) "original" tabletop miniatures costs a lot more than lego :)

I like it

Architect of Vonthako

November 26, 2009

I don't think it's that expensive compared to pewter miniatures, and you can do so much more with LEGO.

I made it

Chris (Xenyo)

November 25, 2009

Quoting Architect of Vonthako Awesome - LEGOs make such great miniatures for tabletop RPGs, and they are more resilient than your average pewter figurine.

that's right! You could also make bigger dungeons for mor than 6 Players or play individual rules. BrickQuest is a nice (but expensive) way to combinate 2 hobbies :)