Right, I would prefer the new Alley add-on pack to only have the new ones, perhaps in the smallest proportions possible, so that those with alleys already can just get the new ones and get as many as they need. The Mega pack should be more for someone without alleys so that it provides a good combin...

In the livestream Q/A yesterday, Nate and Stefan mentioned the possibility of two packs, one that had just the new alley tiles, and a second mega pack that would include the other alley tiles as well. The request, as I understood it, from them was for input on what the DF community thought would be ...

Nate, one request I have is to make sure the names used in the parts lists are consistent across the pledges, particularly with respect to the Pre-configured pledges. As for hands-on demo videos, I have three suggestions: 1. Stone Advance Builder set - it would be nice if you could go through the pi...

Let's not forget that the accessory crenellations are meant to be used with more than just the oil cauldron. Like those wood shutters in the stretch goals.

In the Royal Stronghold parts list: Dungeon Door Wall 2 Dungeon Solid Wall 4 Dungeon 3/4 Solid Wall 4 Are these not the "buildout" pieces? I know they are called "Dungeon" but in the pictures I can't find any KS1 pieces. I also can't see how these pieces have been used in the ph...

Quick note, two Small Tower Breakout Packs are needed if you want to have all four towers of the Count's Castle separate from the castle. If you only want to break out two towers, one pack is all you need.

The Count's Castle has the Castle corner cut out walls for all four corners (for the four connected small towers). All you need to break out all four small towers and have the castle intact (fill in the cut out wall 'hole' and top with a corner crenellation) are two of the Small Tower Break Out pack...

From the pictures of the Royal Stronghold, I would assume that the Shutters are the pieces that fit the 'slots' in the Battlements and the Accessary Crennellation piece. (An alternate to the oil cauldron piece). Look on the tops of the towers in the Royal Stronghold pictures and you'll definitely se...

That is what I thought, thanks for the confirmation geekjeff! It may have been in the Austin livestream (or in the comments around that time) when I first heard about it.

It was my understanding that the walls connect to each other as well as to the floors. I don't recall exactly where that was mentioned, but essentially one end of each wall had magnet, the other side metal, and that it was to be consistent for all the walls. It would mean there is a definite top and...