Hello everyone! I recently snagged, as community says, essential addons for great experience and replayability - Forbidden Woods, Castle Cainhurst, Chalice Dungeons and Hunters Dream. So, no reason not to sit and paint all the minis.

However, as much as it would be simple to cover the bases with texture paste and add some tufts (would work great on Woods enemies), I wanted to bring the feel and the atmosphere closer to the game with those who are typically found in the city of Yharnam. So, obviously one would go with cobblestones. Putty, rolling pins with textures and all that.

BUT

It poses a potential problem.

With added texture and slight elevation would the miniature fit in the tray? Of course, I could use bases without high rim, like MDF bases, but still, I have some doubts.

So, those who went through this process - how it went for you?

Just canvasing for the expansions first but do you guys have an idea where to buy expansions? Buying on Ebay or Amazon has a very overpriced shipping fee (like 80 - 100 dollars). Is there any international friendly shop?

I updated the gore on the rest and made the logarius wheel more accurate

How can I make it better?

I bought the base game, and I've been playing with my family and we love it. I want to get the expansions so we can play the full story, but most of the online stores are either always sold out, or at absurd prices. And no place near me sells the expansions.
Does anyone know an online store that sells the expansions for less than 200$ a pop?

Just picked up the box not too long ago and finally got around to painting one of the beast patients. This is probably around my 10th finished mini, so I’m honestly a little surprised with how decent it turned out! I plan on rebasing all of the minis as well, so I’ll have to figure out the base sizes for all of them.. anyone who’s also rebased theirs know?

Earlier this year, I finally finished my entire Bloodborne collection (except Kickstarter exclusives boxes since its impossible to find them now). My first painting experience, learned a lot along the way and still yet to learn new things. I plan to upgrade all the boring basic bases of the minis with some props, technical paints, diy materials, in my spare time.

Also why play with plain corpse or survivor tokens? I've found some suitable minis to represent those tokens (last 2 pics), corpse ones required a bit od cutting/drilling to look like..well corpse lol

Taking a break atm and preparing my painting collection and tools for next project (Nemesis OG and Retaliation 220+ miniatures)

Here's my final work, just wanted to share with all of you awesome folks that share the same passion for this most relaxing hobby ever!

I have just finished the varnish on my last pieces. Everything is up on my little shrine. Moving on to Forbidden Woods.

For his special attack, is stagger attack the only way to avoid the damge and poison when killing it? I wonder if other situation like killing it by fast speed attack or using dodge can avoid the effect listed in his special attack.

The goal was a Blanchitsu style with oil washes and a color pallete matching the board game components (tiles in particular).

I'm really happy with how it turned out. And I really like the game. So now, I think I'll start browsing the expansions!

I assume it's so each person has they're own in a 4 player game? Just always seemed weird to me so I've only ever painted 1 of them.

I wonder except from the Central Lamp space that allows me to teleport to any other lamp space, can I do the same in other lamp space? Since I can't find any rules explaining these, or did I miss something. Thanks guys.

Mine is probably Ludwig's Uncanny Holy Blade. Transforming left and right while dealing damage with it and also dealing damage with dodges. Permamently having the repeating pistol ready and never worrying about full attack slots. If he ever gets his hands on the Bloodstone Shard it gets even crazier, as it's easy to abuse. Also the upgrade stat card "dodge + draw 1 + clear this slot" is crazy.

Hey guys,

My brother and I are fairly new to board games like this, and we had a blast playing through the core box. We recently decided to try the Chalice Dungeon content, but it feels incredibly hard and even unfair.

For example, in our last run, on the very first turn, the first hunter revealed a tile (the Arena Lever). It contained two enemies, one of which was an NPC because of one of our two Rites, as well as a trap. The trap spawned a Merciless Watcher right on top of us, which immediately activated and used its Special Attack, killing the hunter in a single hit. Neither of us had drawn a Dodge card on turn one, so there was literally no way to avoid it.

Overall, we feel that the combination of traps and the high enemy density is just too much. You only have three cards each turn, and one is usually spent on movement. If another one has to be used because of a trap, you're often left almost defenseless against two enemies.

So are there any house rules you guys would recommend for chalice dungeon so it's less frustrating. We are almost at the point to ignore Traps or at least remove the Ambush type Trap

I'm showing this game off to a couple of friends and I was just curious what are some homebrew rules that people like. I've played the base box solo and had a blast but that was quite a while ago and I'm just curious what people have done to improve the game while keeping it fairly difficult.

My first booldborne minis painting, how do they look guys

Hi, I just bought the bloodborne board game and i started playing with my friends (group of 4), but we cannot surpass the first chalpter of the first campain and the second one.

We try to go all together to kill more easely the beast and we try not to die, and when we are about to be killed we go to the hunter's dream.

But I feel that we are missing something, because the strategy doesn't work out.

Do you have any tips to how to play this game or do you have any strategy?

Thanks for the help

Father Gascoigne (and friends) for Bloodborne board game.