Steamforged Games have put together another pair of awesome Epic Encounters set for those wanting to set up fun sessions of Dungeons & Dragons (or whatever RPG takes your fancy!). This time, your heroes will face deadly dinosaurs and lizardfolk in Steppe Of The Lizard Thane.

Steppe Of The Lizard Thane // Steamforged Games

Designed to be used as an "everything you need to play" set for dropping into Dungeons & Dragons, Steppe Of The Lizard Thane contains a full "Epic Encounter" (see what they did there) focused around a particular theme. In this one, you get reptilian warriors (eighteen of them!) alongside all the other bits and pieces you need to use these for roleplay gaming.

Steppe Of The Lizard Thane - Warden // Steamforged Games

As well as the one-piece miniatures for use during your encounters, you also get a double-sided gaming mat, an adventure book and all of the monster statistics that you need for using them in your games. Whilst these have been designed for 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons, there's no reason you couldn't fit this into games of Pathfinder and more.

Steppe Of The Lizard Thane - Sabre // Steamforged Games

I think that these Epic Encounters sets are a bloomin' great idea. They are great for those Dungeon Masters out there who are looking for a quick and easy way to set up a session or two on the tabletop. All you'll need to use this alongside your roleplaying game of choice are your hero miniatures, character sheets, dice and of course the rulebooks.

When your players have battled their way through the lands of the Lizard Thane, you might want to have them face off against a particularly massive boss. Well, here is the Nest Of The Dinosaur!

Nest Of The Dinosaur // Steamforged Games

This set comes with the same selection of bits and bobs for getting this into your games but the BIG focal point of the box is the massive Dinosaur! This fellow comes on a 100mm base and when one jaw doesn't do the job, why not employ two!

Nest Of The Dinosaur - Boss // Steamforged Games

There are so many different Epic Encounters sets from Steamforged Games now that you could probably play out a massive campaign using their range. Start off with something classic like the Goblins and the Dragons and then move on to their Undead, Dinosaurs and more.

Do you think you're going to be throwing your players into a dinosaur-based adventure?