OK here is a question for the other addicts. KS7 what do you think it will be about or what do you wish it would be about? Since DF started the Dwarvenite KS ride we have had Dungeons Caverns with lava and water Cities with sewers and roads Castles with mountains Dungeons fancier, with cult rooms an...

dice4hire wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 20, 2018 12:57 am

Looks like I jumped the gun about the guy not getting the blocks. I apologize for posting that.

Sending out all 200 blocks tomorrow!!!!

I am just glad you were not left holding the bag/block.

If anyone is on the fence and has money after the PM let me know. I ahve 200 on hand I can send out really fast Looks like the guy who asked for 150 bailed on me. Once my wallet is not a Caverns Deep empty bottomless pit I will PM you. What approximately is the cost of 150ea plus shipping to USA?

szabbran wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 15, 2018 12:01 pm

I'm probably going to sit on it for a bit... I'm having a hard time envisioning how the style would blend into my DF builds, but am certainly considering it. Someone please convince me not to pull the trigger!

I personally think it all looks to old west to go with DF.

Rabbit Burner wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 07, 2018 10:49 am

both of these KS's ?

I believe William is talking about how caverns could have been a KS with out forests or vise versa. Or dungeon without burrows, mountain tiles with out castles, sewers with out above ground cities.

I was thinking how useful the grease spell would be there.

Some DF is a Ferrari some DF is a fully equipped Ford F350. Some of DF's competitors are not too far behind but some are a Walmart bicycle.

Perhaps this topic need to be changed to-- Socket and Related Pieces

Soon has many meanings.

Soon you will be spending more than you meant to on DF means now.

Soon DF will have another great KS, means either right after you car or AC unit has broken down.

Soon Nate will spill the beans early, means hell has just frozen over.


Yes the many meanings of soon

I hear what you are saying jazzman, but look at all those holes, how they are placed on the axe head and how close they are to each other. Do you think that has any engineering advantage?