Did you guys end up with the full grid overlays or the little + marks? I'm still waiting for replacement + marks, as I already had grid overlays from the previous KS and wanted something more subtle.

Mitch wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:23 pm

zenako wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 6:33 pm You have got to stop letting the Yetis have unlimited mountain Dews to drink.

I hear it's their preferred drink of choice at their glitter parties...


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Props on tying this to the other thread, lol.

Looks like a contest was just dropped on Twitter . But the details are sketchy? Hope they notify us here with more info than on Twitter. Maybe the post on FB is more informative. I assume they mean Dwarven Forge Minis? Official rules are here: https://dwarvenforge.com/contests/?utm_source=social&am...

Just was saying the set adds 360 degrees of tower walls. (and I don't care if it's used or not on one level). Why not a floor to go with those 360 degrees of wall. The floor is yours now...;) It's a good point. If used the way you described, or as intended, you'd still build a tower and *remove* 2 ...

Only if they come in Tall sizes. :/

I've been playing D&D since the 80s and in the 90's I had tried to make my own modular dungeon sets out of balsa wood. Modular rooms and passages all based on a 6x6 format. I never got very far, but I was always building terrain and stuff to supplement my games, be they RPGs or Wargames, so I al...

Love the blister pack idea. Definitely stealing that!

Hahaha, I laughed.

MrMorden beat me to it. I use blue tack when using little bits and setting a scene. Works wonders to keep things in place over the course of a game.

I really wanted to get ruins. They are definitely on my short list of stuff I still want. Nice to see them playing with City Builder!