👥 SHADOW DRAGON WELL 👥 from Shadows of the Dusk Queen 5E

[@theDMsCraft]

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[@angelrojo3846]

Triangle man, Triangle man Triangle man hates particle man They have a fight, Triangle wins Triangle man Universe man, Universe man Size of the entire universe man Usually kind to smaller man Universe man Thanks for all that you do, Scotty!! ...and for the They Might Be Giants reference!

[@matrix626]

WE NEED THE LINK TO THE CELLOPHANE!!!! I CANT RECREATE THIS PROPERLY WITHOUT IT!!!! J?K, Scotty.. Love this project. Might have to get my kids making some of these..

[@ImaginationHobbies]

those nestled rings would also be a really cool puzzle terain. if you just draw symbols and rotate them to align certain symbols to solve the puzzle and unlock the secret!

[@rumo_der_wolpertinger7742]

Thats just an awesome idea

[@TheZapan99]

Especially if you can only rotate the rings with a series of levers (one of which activates two rings at once) and the party has to fight an endless horde of undead. Once the rings are aligned, they activate a Turn Undead spell, giving the party a rest.

[@theDMsCraft]

Super cool idea!

[@melinapk3284]

that's an awesome idea!

[@donald7216]

@@TheZapan99 stolen

[@kenzima6934]

Man, watching you craft stuff like this is like watching Bob Ross paint.

[@theDMsCraft]

Very kind, thanks =)

[@AzraelThanatos]

If you want a different way to do a black stone that tends to be rather easy to do, paint it with a medium grey, then hit the entire thing with watered down black acrylic ink. It gives you the look of black stone with little effort in the process while still looking good. You can also use the same thing for some interesting metal or stone appearances...for example, adamantine is described as a purplish black, so use a purple metallic and then the watered down black ink to get the look.

[@theDMsCraft]

yep, a nice alternate way.

[@williamleitz3551]

Great vid as always scotty

[@Kid_illithid]

Really great video Scotty. The dragon heads were a superb touch! I love seeing how you've upgraded and improved your craft game over the years. I love seeing the stuff the other masters in the guild do but my favorite thing about you is that your focus is on cheap and recyclable. Upcycling old junk into art is a virtue.

[@theDMsCraft]

Thanks, I really try to keep it easy and love reusing trash.

[@davinci3259]

Gesso is a great product for miniatures and terrain. I recently got into mini painting and terrain building but as an acrylic artist I have a lot of acrylic paints, texture pastes, gels, and gesso. I couldn't see myself purchasing more acrylic paints even miniature specific brands. Luckily it all can be used cause I prime my miniatures and terrain with Gesso, and paint them with the paints I have. A very helpful tool for someone painting miniatures with artist acrylics is the virtual paint mixer on the Golden paint brand website. With it you can match up any color you need and it will list the recipe to mix it.

[@RBGraphicDesigner]

Ive been making crafts for my Pathfinder Rise of the runelords Campaign abd this is PERFECT for a Runewell. Thank you for your videos and keep up the amazing crafts!!

[@theDMsCraft]

So glad I could help...have fun!

[@ImaginationHobbies]

GREAT JOB SCOTTY!

[@aaroncwiklinski8736]

Very sweet, very sweet. Awesome as always Scotty.

[@theDMsCraft]

thanks for saying so =)

[@BillAllanWorld]

I'm loving these videos / series. Great work Scotty! This build is amazing for any fantasy genre, but I feel like you could easily swap out a few elements (the dragons, the runes, etc.) and add in other elements to make it more Steam Punk (gears, alchemical elements) or even post-apocalyptic or sci-fi. Again, you continue to inspire! Thank you as always for your dedication to the craft!

[@theDMsCraft]

So true Bill, I love giving people ideas.

[@TheQuinian]

Been using Black Magics Mod Podge + Black paint for my coating/primer/protector it seems to work really well

[@theDMsCraft]

Yep, it is a good covering also.

[@chiefgully9353]

I realy enjoy your content, you where one of the first crafters I started watching and are still a go to source for me. So much so that i will be linking to you and directing people to you Whyloch and Luke in a Upcoming build Serries I am working on

[@theDMsCraft]

Awesome, so glad I have inspired you these years. Can't wait to see what you are working on.

[@jimwhite2541]

Well,well well Scotty you have made a very good video once again.

[@theDMsCraft]

Well thank you =)

[@jimwhite2541]

You are welcome.

[@frankling.robertsiii6811]

I loved this video! I may try to make these, however I will be using them as shafts that allow you to travel from one level to the next level in the game. In the vanity trip role playing game many shafts are found within the labyrinths. I think these would make an awesome addition to the game table.

[@theDMsCraft]

Ohhhhhh that is a great idea!

[@frankling.robertsiii6811]

TheDMsCraft In that case, I plan on facing the heads of the dragons toward the inside of the shaft, doing a small bit of chain giving the impression that it goes down the shaft… Kind of like in the Conan the barbarian movie.

[@ThunderJunkOC]

You could hide some magnets inside that thing and make it modular. You could attach all kinds of different pillars or other goodies. Heck then you could reuse the attachments with other projects.

[@theDMsCraft]

So true, great point.

[@melinapk3284]

OK that's awesome!!!

[@theDMsCraft]

Thanks, really happy with the build.

[@noixamyd]

Great craft as always! Thank you! Unrelated to the craft itself, what voice modulator do you use to produce the deep arcane voice in the intro?

[@theDMsCraft]

I was using audio director

[@blakeanderson4022]

Cool! Next show us a Shadow Dragon Whale!!!

[@theDMsCraft]

Prepare for the blubber of Doom...lol

[@ImaginationHobbies]

great intro!

[@theDMsCraft]

Thanks, I like to have fun.

[@jeffersoncannedy836]

I agree!

[@STEEVEWES]

Pretty cool

[@rebilacx]

Would parchment paper or wax paper work as a diffuser, our would it block too much light?

[@michaelsorensen7567]

It would work, though may be blotchy or more dim than his materials. Another possibility would be plastic milk jugs.

[@theDMsCraft]

It may not be the best...other things like saran wrap.

[@DragovianMaster]

Well, that's just another project that I´ll have to try myself! e_e

[@theDMsCraft]

cool, have fun.

[@00zim00]

Im curious with these lights, is the camera just over exposing the center of the well making it look white and in person it looks more purple?

[@mes2370]

00zim00 that would be my guess. Happens a lot when photographing a light source. If he exposed for the light itself everything else would be pitch black

[@theDMsCraft]

Yep, as mark says the exposure makes it look brighter. it is actually more purple.

[@VikingFyre]

W-wait...was that a They Might Be Giants reference at 7:20????

[@theDMsCraft]

heh heh...you got me.

[@seancogan174]

Glad I wasn't the only one that caught that!

[@shimanorider]

Scotty the foamboard you use (cant really get it where i live) it it just a board with EPS or is it XPS or what?

[@theDMsCraft]

called foamboard or foamcore. It is used for signs and has paper on both sides of a foam core board. It is normally thinner than xps

[@PrimalEdge]

groovy

[@TheDrewjameson]

My 5yo daughter wants to know: How does the cellophane make the light look like one big light?

[@theDMsCraft]

It acts like diffusion that breaks up the light rays....Exactly the same way a cloudy sky gives us soft sunlight.

[@callindrill]

@DIY Perks just did a video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/epnFfqGHqZZnldE) where he made a youtube light set-up. Not table-top crafting related, but the gel diffusion sheets he used are REALLY inexpensive, and appear to do a great job diffusing light.

[@theDMsCraft]

Oh nice, thanks for the tip.

[@liwiathan]

Milk jug plastic.

[@theDMsCraft]

Yep, that works too.