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One of my girls discarded her empty perfume bottles. Now, I'm not a gamer, but I noticed some nice shapes. It occured to me that many of you could use such things for terrain in your games or even for dioramas. Here are some examples taken from the internet. Think about putting them upside down and you could have a gargantuan gem, a temple, an obelisk, a magic conflux? Some could be used upright. Just remove that spraybutton/ cap thingie.. Maybe this is useful to you? Feel free to add more ideas.

And the last one of the Dark Sword animal party, The Mole Alchimist. The people in his village insisted he'd join the party ( maybe something to do with him blowing up the Inn with his experiments)

These are the nearly completed (1st three booths) of my farmers market & renaissance fair (RPG) tabletop game board,,,pictured are; 1. Beer booth (The Tin Tankard) 2. Potions/Lotions/Candles/Incense/Herbs booth (Unnamed as yet) 3. Rugs & Fabrics booth (Shags & Rags) All that is left to do is add specific signs & standards. I know that you have grown tired of seeing postings this project in the works...so this is the last posting of these booths until I start working on the board they will be mounted on. I am open to suggestions for the naming of (booth # 2).

This is (booth # 2) in/of my farmers market & renaissance fair table top (RPG) game board. Booth constructed in the same manner as outlined for (booth # 3). This booth represents; 1. Potions 2. Lotions 3. Candles 4. Incense 5. Herbs 6. Soaps All items are jewelry bits & pieces, beads & scratch built carvings. Left to do: Cloth top, selected signs & standards.