The RotA set includes four side panels for each of its included intersections.

The big difference between the ones in the set and the one sold separately is the painted mosaic floor. The ones in the set are mostly shades of gray.

This really is a lot of fun!
It minimizes the call for beans... we get something every day and only a couple of pieces are revealed every couple of weeks!
Excellent way to show off a little of what is coming.
Thank you!

I have the 3.5 version. Rappan Athuk Reloaded. 390 pages of adventuring goodness, including approximately 55 maps and 100 pages of monster and NPC info.

Our group has not played it yet... and we may not as I fully expect it will take us years to play. We will be moving to 5e this year...

Edit: comment withdrawn... i didnt watch the whole video.... my bad.

Up to this point, nothing that had been removed from the store has been put back in.
Things like Large Tower - Palace, Corner Walls, Straight Crenellations, etc...

Appreciate it!

Those pieces look darker than what I got. Did they match the color of the dungeon/cavern or city sets? Or is it just the lighting?

Very nice! I like your use of some of the pieces from the castles KS and the resin sets... Is that a 4x8 roof platform under the upper floor of the stone building? Are all the inverted roofs half roofs? The stone roof clearly is... but I can't tell in the wooden picture. I like the hedge rows... whe...

I couldn't wait anymore... so I drew all the pieces I will get with my pledge in Autocad with a 1:1 ratio and printed them at work on our huge printer. All there is left to do it cut them all and see what I can do when everything will be here D: I am so desperate that I cut out my pieces from scrap...

I like the suggestion of an insert (like behind the curved or diagonal dungeon walls). Shape the piece(s) to make it a backfill or it could double as a chasm piece. Making chasm pieces for the back side gives us two options. 1) Gives more interesting chasm shapes 2) Allows us to use the main piece &...