Guardinthena's MV Resources ~~ Modular Italian Cypress Tree

Thank you Avery! With the statues scaled down so much as they were I wasn't sure if anyone would realize what they were, so good eye!

Very cute. The scene would be perfect if we scale down Harold et al. to be minis on the map, then you just zoom the camera in on the table until it becomes your MV fantasy game :guffaw:

I love this idea!

I've never played D&D but absolutely love that set!

DAY 1

@QuexpRPG - Thank you for taking a moment of your time to leave a comment. It is always wonderful to hear that others in the community love the content I am producing. If you loved the Dungeons and Dragons Clutter, just wait till you see the rest of the Advent ;D

December is here! Hooray! The weather is getting colder so let us rush on over to the cupboard to grab our favorite mug and prepare ourselves some hot cocoa before we dive on in to the wonderful marvels that the Advent will provide. Oh, but wait! Don't drink out of that floral china cup! That liquid isn't for drinking! Why, you ask? That is Teacup: the tiny water elemental companion!


The concept for Teacup came about from a few varying sources: first and foremost I noticed the community lacked a variety of elemental monsters. So I began looking for inspiration and found it in a beautiful floral teacup that was part of my mother's old china collection. Then I thought, wouldn't it be cute if there was a tiny water elemental, not one that would attack the party, but aid it? A caster's companion perhaps, created during magic school, or perhaps gifted to one of the actor's by their grandmother ;) Whatever Teacup's origin, he is now available to the community to offer adorable companionship to your actors, or a bit of comic relief when Teacup gets miffed. Below I have listed two alternate skins for Teacup: water and coffee/hot cocoa. He comes with facesets and full character pictures for your storytelling pleasure.

Faceset:



BUSTS:

Aw, that teacup sprite is super cute <3

I love the Teacup concept. It's adorable! ^_^

Do your terms of service prohibit using this as an enemy battler? Just asking... for a friend....

The teacup is adorable! I love how you seem to be adding a little bit of story to each calendar release :)

A MV advent calendar...

:kaohi: :kaojoy::kaothx:

Nothing brings comfort like a cup of tea, especially if you add a little lemon and honey to it....
Just when our heroes are down to their last few health points, with no healing potions in sight, along comes Teacup, who swoops in and casts a Heal All spell...
Beautiful artwork.

Advent Calendar Day 2

A quick apology, but for whatever reason the server would not let me upload the story images. So let me give a quick recap:

The advent-ure continues! After our novice spellcaster Marsha has gained her familiar Teacup, she joins with her long time childhood friend Harold in picking up some menial quests around town. Out of all the quest picking buzz, they end up helping Farmer Ben with work on his farm. In particular, he has agreed to pay them coin in exchange for harvesting honey from his bees.

Day Two of the Advent presents: Farmable bees for your growing farms! Why stop at just crops when you can harvest honey from bees? Today I am providing both modern beekeeper boxes with three fun recolors: white, multi, and brown, and a medieval Skep - a type of beekeeper's hive made from a thick rope. The character sheets come with bees buzzing over the boxes to let you know bees have adopted the box, to bee-less. With the modern beekeeper boxes the top is removable and you can check if it is ready for harvesting. With the skep, you will know when it is ready when you see the honey pouring out.

Now that you have beekeeper boxes, you say you need honey icons for the harvesting? Avery already has that covered with her beautiful icons!

Now have fun expanding your farming empire!





@Aoi Ninami - You can go ahead and let your friend know that my terms of service do not prohibit anyone from using Teacup as a battler ;) Although that was not what I had intended the pictures for, they were emosets for people using busts for dialogue, but they could be scaled down to use as battlers. I can see how he would be a cute enemy. Actually, here you go:



Thank you to @MangaB, @WaywardMartian, and @Lady_JJ for leaving such sweet and wonderful comments. Utter adorablness is exactly what I was going with with Teacup. X) I am glad that I succeeded in that. I will admit, I was nervous how the community would accept him.

@slimmmeiske2 - Thank you and good eye! I am indeed attempting to set up an adventure's story as the Advent days roll along. :) Unfortunately, I could not upload the story images today, but I will try to add them in later. For whatever reason the site said the images were too large, and yet it accepted the ones yesterday. Idk. I'll try again later.

Beehives facing 3 ways!!! Even bees flying around them. What more could one wish for?

Thank you for these. It's additions like this that make farms and cottages so much more interesting, and you have done them to an excellent standard.

Omigosh! I am scoffing up those beehives right now because they'll make a wonderful non-violent quest. Thank you @Guardinthena :kaoluv:

Beeeees! I needed something like this, if I ever get around to actually working on my game. :)

Awesome. Everytime I think there is no new ideas, you remember me that there is always another path to explore

Fun facts about raising bees -- there's a superstition/tradition that bees had to be informed of important events in their keeper's lives, such as births, marriages and deaths. This is known as 'the telling of the bees'.
When a keeper died, it was believed the bees needed to be allowed to mourn the loss. Black crepe fabric would be draped over the hive and a piece of funerary bread left for them. Failing to show bees the proper respect in this manner would cause the hive to fail or the bees to leave the hive.

The beehives look awesome!

Advent Calendar Day 3

Rolling straight into Day Three of our Advent-ure, and our intrepid group of adventurers have picked up the miscreant thief. Just in time to deal with today's release: TRAPS!

The good old RTP spike trap is tried and true, but so predictable for any RPGer. I have corrected that problem by creating two new traps to add to any game: a bear trap and a flame trap! Best of all, they come fully animated!

The classic bear trap is a great addition to any wilderness setting while the flame trap is so versatile it can be dropped into nearly any dungeon, any theme. Better yet, string the flame traps together to create elaborate trap puzzles! Or, work some conditional branch magic and give that rogue some real work to do to disarm the traps safely!







Curious how to get the flame trap to operate flawlessly? Try out this below:

What a great idea! And such a welcome sight. Anything rather than face yet another spike trap. Thank you.