Taverns and Miniature Food! DIY Crafting for Dungeons and Dragons

[@WylochsArmory]

BUDMO!

[@AzraelThanatos]

If you want a good addition, you ought to have a few kegs with taps for it...that's where your ales and beers would likely be served from. Craft Barrels are really cheap to just buy if you don't want to make them from scratch.

[@goontubeassos7076]

How does the bartender get behind the bar though?

[@Nereosis16]

​@@goontubeassos7076Commitment.

[@TeissonH]

БУДЬМО, ДРУЖЕ!

[@dermabsel7545]

He is drinking from his keg again! Good ol' times...

[@KnarbMakes]

You outdid yourself on this one, this is a banger. Love all of these tiny foods!

[@Karlmakesstuff]

"TAVERNKEEPER! A KEG OF YOUR MOST FLAMMABLE HOOCH AND SOME CHICKEN NUGGETS! Oh wait. It's not a real tavern." Love how colorful and warm this looks.

[@edstar83]

Whatever you do, don't drink the Dragon's breath. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4TUZYJqqL-dZ9k

[@seanpinkey2188]

A large Bugbear in an apron finally steps out with your order, " Sowee it took so lawng. I'm nawt ah wezurd. Had to enovate yur drank frum scratch. " A large drink of boiling amber liquid is placed in front of you with a heavy ' thud '. It smells of spices and hard liquor...and something you can't quite place. The chicken nuggets seem adequate to order. What do you do?

[@Karlmakesstuff]

​@@seanpinkey2188tuck in!

[@kendric2000-q3d]

The fireplace needs what every good fantasy inn has...an animal head! Either a common animal like an elk or boar, or something exotic like a dragon.

[@Mike-vn3lt]

The ending of this video was a real "thank god im not crazy" moment. I hate the detail work of miniature painting, but I love all this stuff. Thanks for the video!

[@Dinuial]

A note on the bread. The score marks on bread are from relief cuts to control where the bread splits when baking and are lighter than the surrounding crust. With the wash accumulating in the divot these are more like patisseries (melon pain, conchlas, etc.) or slabs of meat with grill marks than loafs. Not a bad thing, just something to be aware of if you or someone at your table is going to be anal about those kinds of details.

[@michaelbarry1651]

Let's not 'get anal' about the breads.

[@youwishiwasyourgf]

@@michaelbarry1651 LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@shadow111d]

fireplace def needs a longsword over the fire, like the winchester above the bar lol awesome work!

[@NOLNV1]

The classic hot glue candles probably work best for large ceremonial candles, and these slender ones make a lot of sense for a furnished room!

[@Sleepyby]

This looks amazing, Wyloch. Seeing you integrate and innovate on your style over the years has helped my own development. I know i'm just a stranger on the internet, but I'm proud of you for stepping out of your comfort zone and grateful to you for sharing the process with us.

[@cheneymoss6402]

Love the callback to drinking beer at the start of your early videos. Great work as always! Want to try some of this to add some tavern scatter terrain to my collection.

[@dungeonmatron6027]

Best build yet!!! The hot glue bread loaves are a fantastic idea! The floor is a true game changer! I love your solution for tankards. I might attach the loop you cut off that dragon charm as a handle for one of them.

[@dungeonmatron6027]

Seriously? I won a PS5? Can I trade it in for some chipboard? LOL

[@terrymiller111]

As the video opened, I was thinking nice clay work. Then, you hit me with the plot twist. Great work!

[@demetrinight5924]

I absolutely love that all the food is made with hot glue. The painted bead bottles look like clay jugs. And every time I see your new preferred method of painting wood to look like wood, I appreciate it even more.

[@TheNicloHD]

These walls tie everything together so well, one of my favorite videos now

[@zeds.6783]

I really like your end products. Your channel is the one that got me interested in hobby crafting after decades away from the hobby. Thanks, Wyloch!

[@TheFastSalad]

21:10 Wyloch relating to his audience on a fundamental level. Honestly man I love your limitation breeding innovation line too, in the last year or so I've toyed with a 3d printer and honestly.. its not for me. Wracking my brain over how to scale household furniture better for a Dwarf is so much more my cuppa tea than just printing something appropriate. Keep up the great work.

[@melgracz]

You continue to impress me, everytime

[@hashtagPoundsign]

It’s fantastic! One thing I would suggest with the washes, try washing and a light “random” wipe, it keeps the wash mostly in the crevices, mostly.

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

The wash at the end brought it all together!

[@metajock]

Those bottles look better than most everything else I've seen. And the food construction was clearly better, and so much easier. Really well done, dude!!!

[@frederickross8131]

For fire I use cotton and Q-tips for candles and lamps. Red orange and yellow colored Sharpies to color active fires and standard Cotton for smoke.

[@msshedevil4437]

This is amazing! I can't wait to wait to start! Doing tiles next week! Thank you for sharing all your talent

[@josray2557]

MTPG* great stuff here I like that you get critical and that takes things up a notch. The wash to unify the dishes great move. The painted bottles instead of raw elements also a really good move. The taverns really are some of my fav builds so warm and cozy. Again I wish I could visit this place and drink the night away.

[@definitelynotyoutube5672]

I know that ill never have enough patience to do this, but I just love watching your videos for the vibes

[@semperatis]

When you see the finished product, the effect is stunning.

[@MrZellybrown]

Amazing build as always. I love the simplicity of no table legs, chairs, benches etc. More interaction with NPC's. without being clutterd...

[@jasongram]

New subscriber but loving the work and videos. Honestly the ending made me a bigger fan, showing the realism of how we do these things and that we are not all professionals who can do everything in a single shot. Edits need to be done and mistakes in painting and talking occur. What matters is the connection and the honesty we provide those who want to learn and be inspired. So thank you!

[@EricWilliams-ms3ro]

I loved your original tavern tiles, but these look really impressive.

[@patrickleighpresents749]

I missed him chugging a drink at the start of the videos! I want to see more of that!

[@rachelfeltner7257]

I really appreciate that even though Wylock owns a 3D printer and other nice equipment, he still makes tutorials that are simple and accessible. A lot of crafting youtubers get big enough to buy nice equipment then stop doing the simple DIYs that got them the viewership in the first place.

[@Paranormal-Stupidity]

All of this looks amazing. I am definitely going to attempt to make a few of these for myself. I never knew how useful a glue gun could be. Thanks for sharing!

[@christophercox5566]

These are FANTASTIC! Thanks for designing and sharing these methods.

[@riotangel914]

Fantastic video! Can't wait to replicate most/all of these. My group is never going to leave the tavern.

[@NOLNV1]

Watching this for the second time now, I think the food looks amazing!

[@MrSoulTagg]

Wow. I was just struggling on how to make a tavern and bam. This vid. What a legend.

[@maneeratromtrairat174]

Thank you for your tutorials. I will use it for my dollhouse.

[@artsguy515]

For the middle of your fireplace, put a magnet. You can change it to fit the adventure!

[@timbrown4928]

This is brilliant. Such an inspirational video for us crafters whereas these tiny accoutrements are pure evil to make by hand. Splendid!

[@ianlamont9434]

I love this video. I'm probably a bit late to the party as a crafter but this has given me some great ideas and jumping off points. I used the method for making beakers with the clear paintbrush protectors and got instant glasses. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@billcurran7210]

I absolutely love these wood floor tiles!

[@rob052771]

Amazing! God Bless you for having the patience to make these incredible products!

[@MarkLewis...]

Everything is AWESOME Bill!!! Soooo much to single out, but being the OCD maniac I am... @ 21:05 LOL, I'm currently building a modular Castle Ravenloft, floorplans and all! (5'Lx2'Wx3.5'H) For my Curse of Strahd Campaign. I did a final scene Durst Manor basement diorama and I want the BBEG final Boss fight to be EPIC! So far so good, but this one may break me, and I may too fall victim to Strahd and also be in Strahd's midnight soul's "Death March"????!!! Great job and highly entertaining Bill!

[@WylochsArmory]

Thank you kindly

[@ArmageddonUnlimited]

This is absolutely AWESOME!!! - I cannot repeat enough how glad I am you're back with your vision to our beloved hobby! Greetings from Northern Germany and Keep up the good work! 🤘

[@CampaignTerrain]

Great video! Wonderful builds, to be sure, and the imparted lessons are superb

[@hakbash7588]

Great work as always ya zogger. Watching this video makes me hungry. The wood bits came out perfect. I love it.

[@brokenterrain]

An absolute banger of a video. Great job as always.

[@ironxYT]

Man this is AMAZING, I love your channel so much. My great aunt raised me and she had a basement full of crafts and so I grew up making crafts and your channel feels like such a huge nostalgia hit and I’m so inspired to make stuff! Thank you!!

[@jasonhudson7697]

I like the floor a lot...better than the linoleum floor tiles I use by far (granted it makes my Dungeon tiles double sided, but the warpage is rough). Thank you for the inspiration to get outside the zone.

[@kylleanderson4243]

This is just awesome. your creativity and thinking outside the box inspires me. Thank you.

[@GWizRidesAgain]

You really nailed it this time. This is a phenomenal video.

[@MarkCMG]

Thanks for the video! I will share this in my FB group!

[@nunyobidnezz707]

I want that but I don't have the patience to do it and refuse to spend the money.... but I still want it! lol, love your channel. This is great

[@blackfeathercrafts]

Good for dioramas and dollhouses too!!!

[@Zenith12321]

Those breads make me unreasonably happy. Also I'm loving this back to basics style. It reminds me to focus on the parts of crafting that I love! Also x2, the freedom of "tabletop ready" and "good enough" is so freeing after spending hours trying to get really minute details EXACTLY right.

[@ronrader8714]

All of the details and colors are terrific... they truly capture the eye. I love this project!

[@panhaikalis]

An amazing tutorial and great advice at the end!!! Thanks for your channel!! 🤟👍

[@sarahlongshore2605]

I think it's a terrific job!! Love the look of the whole setup!

[@FrankMonday]

Bravo!!! That’s absolutely beautiful. Would soooo love to play at your table!!! Merry mead my good man.

[@MrWhite5150Duke]

I sound like a broken record, but it's always true. Really excellent result! Thanks for the video.

[@johanenerskog2348]

Simply wonderful and inspiring. Great job and pls keep it up!!

[@mushroomsoda4422]

you could always try putting tiny magnets inside of everything to make it even more modular and change up where things go

[@richardokeeffe8375]

OMG the OG throwback of the chug opening scene. Man that takes me back! Great work all round

[@braucsdaddy]

Great job as always brother, please don’t ever stop making videos ever again! Hitting your craft wood products with a single pass or so of a low grit (rough) sandpaper really quick will give a wonderful bit of texture that also takes stain and dry brush really well and goes great with the actual grain. I actually have a tavern that is almost identical in both approach and style as this. A tavern is an essential location and will blow the minds of your next dnd party when you pull it out and will almost certainly be your most used bit of terrain you could ever have.

[@CrookedStaffTerrain]

Nice work as always (also, the intro reminded me that I need to get the Baldur's Gate Humble bundle :) ).

[@HURRIC4NEyt]

Coolest thing I’ve seen. I want to get into dnd so badly with my friends but since I have some minis, two starter sets and some adventures, all I need is some terrain things and I really didn’t want to buy it cus it was so expensive, this is made from things I actually have so thanks man! Much appreciated👑

[@michaelshort1411]

I just recently made some cheese wheels using your technique and it turned out great. The only difference I didnt use the paper straws like you did. Rather I used some color plastic straws to represent different types of cheese wheels. I used red for cheddar cheese, orange straw for guoda, black straw for dark cheddar and a dark red straw or purple for sharp cheddar and green straw for goat cheese. That way it looks like the wax seal you find on different types of cheese

[@tinemaertens6663]

that table is looking great ! thx for the inspiration !

[@correlian1155]

I just spent my Sunday making food. Tonight I look at my plate and I wish I could eat it. Thank you

[@caioapgs]

Great video as always mate, love to see a guy that doesn't do everything out of XPS, your videos are a absolute reference for me, in Brazil XPS is really rare and expensive since we usually do insulation out of EPS when needed, thank you for being such an inspiration.

[@grant8653]

I haven't wanted to eat a toy in a long time seeing as I am an adult now and not a toddler but that looks delicious.

[@kalosprismatic]

This was such a wonderful video! Thank you for reinvigorating my motivation to craft! ❤️

[@TimLewallen]

Amazing results! Thanks for posting this!

[@WylochsArmory]

Thx as always for watching

[@thenebulaelk7157]

Ahh Ive been waiting for this~ thank you! I've been wanting to make a tavern for a while but I had no idea where to start

[@harazhangf5782]

That's awesome !!! I love that fire place, great idea !!!

[@harazhangf5782]

I don't use terrain for TTRPG, but now because of you I want to make a table that is just some buildings connected toeach others for wargame. That way I can craft potions, books, tables, food and all the stuff you make that I wanna make but have no "real use" as a wargamer. And I will also make a village so I can have a market place with this stuff too.

[@KentuckyFriedGamers]

Great work, of course now I have to go make a tavern.

[@jacobhope6164]

Wow! What a beautiful build!

[@rich8021]

This is some of your best work. I love it and I'm gonna steal it for my tavern too! Thank you! 🤠😎

[@ricardorampone1737]

Dang!!! You didnt need to go as hard as ya did in this video.... excellent stuff!!!

[@jasonfrederick6564]

this is so much better than anything could buy. you are amazing

[@WylochsArmory]

Thank you kindly

[@lilcwa]

Sheer unmitigated genius.

[@danbuccini5659]

Your experimentation paid off. Still impressive! Chug chug chug Cheers!

[@Bluecho4]

The thing about painting things at 28mm scale is that, 99% of the time, people are going to be looking at the objects from three feet away or more, under less than ideal lighting. So long as you give the rough approximation of what it's supposed to be, human pattern recognition will fill in the blanks. Still, these are some fine spreads, Wyloch. Something bound to supply a sumptuous feast, or attract all manner of monsters. (The techniques for making bread, cheese, and produce can also be employed when building market stalls, or to top piles of supply crates.)

[@kendric2000-q3d]

You need to hide a small rat mini somewhere on one of the shelves, I mean, even the best medieval taverns have rats. It's the crappy ones that have giant rats. LOL.

[@janstetina7606]

Ideas, creativity and most important of all for me honesty. Thats why you are the king for this video. And I go to make some bread. :D

[@MrMalikLucius]

I love this sort of set dressing- it comes out absolutely gorgeous. :D For my own games, I've drifted away from it over time- To use the stage parlance, I build all of the set, but none of the props. Tables but no chairs or dishes, walls but no paintings, buildings but no snow or moss if I can help it. That way I can use the same base pieces whether it's snowy, rainy, dingy, clean, or spooky. I definitely miss a bit of the tiny detail work, though- almost enough to just do full-on non game dioramas. XD

[@hefeibao]

Absolutely stunning work!

[@tsundre]

so thats how its done. looks so good

[@wbbartlett]

When you said iconic bartenders I thought Al Murray was about to make a cameo

[@davidsonfamily2930]

So much great stuff here. I've been thinking about how barren my tables and whatnot have been. Now I'm (realistically) inspired to build a whole tavern.

[@Tarenthilus]

Howdy, Wyloch! Just an idea, but for your cups at 5:28, you could take bits of a cotton ball and glue it in the cups to make some of them appear to have a hearty ale with frothy head on them. 🍺

[@dreadknot69]

That outro was fantastic!

[@10urion]

I was edge highlighting as you said you do not enjoy it and I was like me neither but it looks cool :D I totally get you though. Basic stuff like bandits and co do not get more than base coat plus wash either. My highelves get the big treatment though

[@FelixTheAnimator]

Do you ever dry brush pastels? White chalk pastel makes great flour or powdered sugar. Brown is good for making your loaves extra golden brown delicious on top!

[@Starolfr]

Outstanding (once again), good sir. Awesome art, enjoyable to watch - and I gleaned new ideas (which I really appreciate)! : )

[@SpookyLaugh]

I absolutely love this video! One small critique, is that the bread looks more like grilled meat (which isn’t an issue in and of itself). When bread is opened like that, the inside is lighter, with the crust darker. I was wondering the best way to get that effect, maybe a base coat of white and dry brush of a brown to leave the recesses white, which might be difficult with the washes.

[@yikesitsconnor]

Jeez! I'm used to making things for dolls at 1:6 scale. This is crazy tiny!

[@LONO47]

I knew we were in for a great vid when you downed the beer

[@lukedesmith]

Wylock, it's good to see you're still crafting when so many others have moved on to promoting their own games. I don't even watch DM Scotty or Black Magic Craft anymore.

[@WylochsArmory]

Well, I mean, I am also promoting Neon Skies. :-D

[@glenndegrebber2812]

This looks amazing! I’ve been looking for vids making stuff like this for a while, but this is easily the best one so far. Thanks a lot, I’m going to try this.