Room Design: The Shattered Stair

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  • Опубліковано 25 лис 2024

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  • @glifosfato
    @glifosfato 3 роки тому +9

    coming back to this particular video 5 years later, because i'm bringing this concept to my players tonight! thanks for the great content, Hank, it truly stands the test of time.

  • @yazzperiano3257
    @yazzperiano3257 2 роки тому +3

    even in 2022, one of best tabletop rpg classes ever. 👊

  • @theDMsCraft
    @theDMsCraft 9 років тому +16

    The verticality really sells it.

  • @Unhacker
    @Unhacker 7 років тому +8

    Whenever I enter a room and there's a strange, unnatural wind, I just blame it on the other guy.

  • @joshuamcchristian5365
    @joshuamcchristian5365 6 років тому +3

    Just wanted to let you know that you have completely inspired someone to not only play d&d but also create my own game world for when I start dm’ing. Thank you for contributing to the community

  • @titojdavis8374
    @titojdavis8374 9 років тому +2

    Favorite room so far. This is the one I think utilizes the 3D best, such a unique feel you can't get otherwise.

  • @palpytheemperorofelevators4937
    @palpytheemperorofelevators4937 7 років тому +2

    Wow! Cool encounter. Hankerin, you just sold me on crafting. I've never been interested before or ever wanted to have extra "clutter". But, it really adds an element that you just can't get from anything else. Very cool! Your work is truly an inspiration.

  • @PinBox3000
    @PinBox3000 8 років тому +4

    Say the character falls off. DM looks like an meanie. Wind blows up...there they are, flying in the wind! Characters have three rounds to capture them and pull them back to the stair, where the wind cannot find them. I may use flumpfs instead of flame skulls for my campaigns with kids, to lighten it up. The flumphs would attack every other turn randomly, only on the downwind. I would also stick a bunch of dying flumphs on the stair for added slipperyness to force the two stair leap. Great encounter Hankerin' and thanks.

  • @zenwrx4974
    @zenwrx4974 9 років тому +1

    Always look forward to your room designs. Freaking brilliant design, simple yet complex and thematic.

  • @bodywhey8
    @bodywhey8 9 років тому +2

    Dayuuuung!! I would love to play in one of your games. I'm my groups DM. Just found your channel. Lovin' what I'm see in'! Keep this good stuff coming!

  • @Ganjabeard5000
    @Ganjabeard5000 9 років тому +5

    love this channel more than a hundred hams

  • @UnionPlank
    @UnionPlank 9 років тому

    Another great video, man! I love your room designs, they're so mechanically and thematically awesome! I applied your timer and threat factors into a Dwarven puzzle room I had made for my group last week, and it turned it from "right, let's think about how to crack this" to "HOLY HELL WE NEED TO FIGURE THIS OUT PRONTO!" - keep up the good work!

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      Thanks man! No sign o' stoppin!

  • @generalbismark7163
    @generalbismark7163 8 років тому

    im using so much of your under dark stuff when my party gets there at whatever level they are at

  • @LAJackson123
    @LAJackson123 8 років тому

    I love the flaming skull idea!

  • @dkbibi
    @dkbibi 8 років тому +2

    Has a player, I'd have been so eager to actually use the wind blows up moment to make an awesome long jump! 😁

  • @COMICBOOKJEDI1
    @COMICBOOKJEDI1 9 років тому

    That sounds like a really good encounter , i think I might steal some of that for my game , great vid as always ...keep making these awesome videos !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому +2

      It ain't stealin' when you announce it! Go forth and conquer!

  • @jwraper1498
    @jwraper1498 9 років тому

    This is awesome! Wish I could find the time to make some of these awesome terrains! I've been wanting to do a 3D terrain version of original D&D adventure White Plume Mountain for quite some time.

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      Jason Raper If you keep it simple, it's not that time consuming!

  • @JubilanJayk
    @JubilanJayk 9 років тому

    LOOK OUT HANKERIN! THERE IS A FLAMESKULL BEHIND YOU! ON YOUR BOOKCASE!!!

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      Jacob Oborny it calls to us...

  • @johnwhite2412
    @johnwhite2412 7 років тому +1

    Outstanding

  • @MrBrad9
    @MrBrad9 7 років тому +5

    Yup still my favorite room! watched this a couple of times. What level were the characters during this adventure? Cheers and keep these Rooms coming! (I know you're busy, but I love these vids!) Cheers!

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  7 років тому +1

      they were I think 4 th ish

  • @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself
    @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself 6 років тому +1

    Try some Skullport grade flame skulls for a high-level challenge.

  • @martinthewarrior5016
    @martinthewarrior5016 7 років тому +1

    id be sooooooooo tempted to make this model stand like 3 feet tall at the top end of the stair lol

  • @AscensionStories
    @AscensionStories 9 років тому

    Good job with focus pulling ;) you can spare the beatings today

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      Always a gamble with tiny shit :]

  • @erho2967
    @erho2967 7 років тому +2

    Dis gud room

  • @nightstep29
    @nightstep29 7 років тому +1

    so cool

  • @bbqwhaaat
    @bbqwhaaat 5 років тому +1

    So how did you make the staircase? Or at least what is it made of? I bought a big ol' foam block to try and make one so hopefully it turns out alright

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  5 років тому +1

      yep its just one huge piece

    • @bbqwhaaat
      @bbqwhaaat 5 років тому

      Thanks! After watching more of your other videos I figured it's that polystyrene from Lowes.

  • @dkbibi
    @dkbibi 8 років тому

    Awesome as usual although I think you guys needs a manual focus camera. It anyways seems out of focus.

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  8 років тому +1

      +Addramyr Palinor yep. auto sucks

  • @slyswat231
    @slyswat231 9 років тому

    Do you ever play D&D without minis, just all theater of the mind? I always find myself alternating between them depending on the year and what's popular. One year it'll be "Oh man, minis are the best!" and the next it'll be "You've gotta be kidding me! You don't only use theater of the mind?"

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      It's all mini's in 2015 for us. I could see Dungeon World being waaaay more fun just as imagination.

  • @Ganjabeard5000
    @Ganjabeard5000 9 років тому

    fuck yeah

  • @samtobiasjohn
    @samtobiasjohn 8 років тому

    where'd these skeleton's come from then? some evil necromancer or did they awaken them somehow? trying to do some if this kind of stuff for my own campaign and i'm stuck on how to get the skeletons to start a-comin'

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  8 років тому

      they had been in chase from teh previous room

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  8 років тому

      Soth was using them to capture teh sword stones

  • @SergioMendez369
    @SergioMendez369 9 років тому

    First the buck knife, THEN I notice I also have Anduril. Nice.
    Something I have been wondering. What do you do with all those rooms you create? Is it in storage? Do you recycle it for other projects?

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  9 років тому

      All stored in a modular system..the more crap I make the less I have to make for subsequent rooms. There's a vid coming on my whole "room bookshelf." And hell yeah Anduril! Finally someone who doesn't think it's Narsil ;}

    • @SergioMendez369
      @SergioMendez369 9 років тому

      OOOH modular system, I had an idea of doing that but wasn't sure of how to go about it. Looking forward to it.
      I know my blades SIR

  • @MiserySage
    @MiserySage 9 років тому

    Hey there Hankrin I want to make stairs similar to those in this video, are they one single piece or several pieces glued together?

  • @bbqwhaaat
    @bbqwhaaat 5 років тому +1

    i loveu

  • @thadrine
    @thadrine 5 років тому +1

    How do you get your players to actually engage with that? Mine would just leave the dungeon find ANY way around it.

    • @Runehammer1
      @Runehammer1  5 років тому

      thadrine notice the pursuit by army of skeletons! high action scenes are hard for players to squirm out of. see also my vid about rest

  • @Radomstuff-tf1lm
    @Radomstuff-tf1lm 8 років тому

    So how would you do this in roll20?