Sean uses our Galleon and Schooner battle maps, paired with @PrintableHeroes’ bandit minis for an exciting encounter at sea!
I ran an orc boarding party a few sessions ago, with @2minutetabletop ‘s excellent Galleon and Schooners, alongside @PrintableHeroes bandit minis pic.twitter.com/avGo8nR5Ln
— Sean (@TheIrishBandit) December 3, 2017
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