<t>Lightsabers, force powers, blaster bolts and grenades fly from the party with answering blaster bolts and the occasional vibro-weapon. Ki-tu tricks some of the slavers with a mind trick, the wookiee Karro rages and smashes them down with his beefy fists, Tal swings and throws his saber, Moppo and...

Dramatis personae denotes NPC/Follower D’osha – Rodian Jedi Vach – Selkath Noble K13 – Vach’s trusted follower Karro – Wookiee Soldier Moppo – Gungan Soldier/scout ??? - Codru-ji Scoundrel Ki-tu – Cerean Jedi Tal Harth – Human Jedi IM6 – Republic Medial droid 5A5-80T – Slaver Astromech The session ...

Oh very pretty, this is tempting me to get fantasy...

I know the video was mostly the new bits... but i didn't see any scifi when longer shots where viewable... no sci-fi?

<t>It honestly depends.<br/> For support walls, Cardstock (which is higher "weight" paper is used, like 70-110lb weight paper, instead of the to "copy" paper which is 20lb weight.<br/> <br/> But for the Maiden, you could use the "copy" paper for the decks, and some things, and the card stock for the...

<t>The Maiden (the WWG ship) is actually very easy to put together. I did it in two nights when i first started doing card stock. And if you are worried about it, you can do the "easy way"...<br/> <br/> Just make the decks, I was running the Savage Tide for D&D sometime back, and did the Maiden ...

<t>OH I realized I never answered one of your questions. The bits are not held together by anything any more, even lots of people run the bow tie sets with out bow ties. The felt bottoms and weight give enough friction so that the sections don't slide all over and stay in place.<br/> That's not to s...

Boarstorm wrote: I apologize in advance for asking such remedial questions, but I figure it's better to ask than to make assumptions. As my first foray into the Dwarven Forge world, I am considering a sizable purchase (for me, anyhow) of Sci-Fi sets (~9 sets should get me started, I'm thinking), bu...

I was going to come in and suggest the Maiden from WWG but Thraug beat me to it.

It is easy to put together, and sturdy. Mine lasted for years before a cat peeped on it.

He ehhehehehehe reminds me of a steampunk grevious wheel bike

Dramatis Personæ Dosha - Rodian Jedi Vach - Selkath Noble ??? - His trusted Droid Moppo - Gungan Scout Karro - Wookiee Soldier IM6 - Republic Medical Droid Vach made it inside the city on his own, and was on the street when a series of explosions went off outside the gate. A scout on a speeder bike...