Also the holes will only be on the interior sides of the floor pieces. Meaning for a regular build like a dungeon you wouldn't even see the biscuit holes because they would be covered by the other pieces sitting next to them. Except for things like this. (Sorry, Law for hijacking your image) https:...

I don’t think the mats will have the grid issue, I think it will be the TT and BB becuase of how they are cut/folded over the metal layer. Could be wrong but wouldn’t be worried about the mat. I agree. Terrain Trays and Battleboards are a DF-specific item without any other manufacturing history in ...

I can see the biscuits being useful for a non 4x4 area on a 2nd story, as anything over the first level HAS to be moveable in large chunks. I'm more concerned about warping and having saggy edges/floors over the biscuit holes overall, as dwarvenite is more rubbery than competitors' tiles that use cl...

Geez, I stop paying attention for months at at time and suddenly we have a damaged ship with potentially lost cargo? Can I get a quick update on what happened?

Good to see you, Oldent! Sometimes the simplest solution is best. :) I also agree with please keep the holes to a minimum. They need to be 1" scale so they integrate with the existing KS3 Cities line. But yes, it makes it more difficult to integrate with dungeons and caverns, though the need fo...

MBS in dwarvenite is a simple and elegant solution.

Someone with arms and hands up like they are holding on to the bars of a jail cell.

I would say KS6 Caverns Deep was their most ambitious just due to workload. They decided to run the kickstarter at the same time Gencon was happening, so they were split in their duties. Elye was finishing up Dreadhollow apparently while at the convention, they brought some "friends of the forg...

If they were to use the same tech they used for the KS3 walls and magnetic accessories though, I think it would do well. Has anyone had any issues with those pieces?

...it seems a simple yet elegant solution to changing the look of individual buildings. Requires two holes and two pegs to go in the holes. Does not seem like it requires a huge feat of engineering, but neither, we suspect, did the forest insert at first glance. I still don't understand if they wan...