Every faction I build in software eventually gets a face on the tabletop. These are the armies, characters, terrain, and dioramas I paint and print — the physical half of the same creative process.
Rivers, ruins, rock spires and alien flora — I model and print modular terrain to build full battlefields, then paint them to match the armies that fight across them.
It closes the loop: the same worlds I run in software get a physical table where friends actually roll dice.
My tabletop hobby runs on Grimdark Future by One Page Rules — a fast, open, community-driven miniatures ruleset. It's not just what I play; it's the foundation both of my software projects are built on.
I re-implemented its full combat system as a digital wargame in Grimdark Future Tactics, and I run an ongoing campaign for a whole community of its players in the NCOPR Campaign Map. Paint, print, code — same rulebook underneath.