I've watched DF kickstarters from afar until KS5 came around. What kept me away earlier was that the original dungeons and caverns 1) seemed pretty plain (not enough colour, not enough unique shapes) and 2) didn't have a lot of features (the little baubles and doodads that make up the adventure packs this time around). I was really waiting for both of those things, and when I saw them in KS5, I finally took the plunge. Now that I am getting KS5 in the mail, I am super pleased that I jumped in on Dwarven Forge right when I did.
For KS6, I am definitely a feature-hunter, as well as unique building pieces. I try to get one of everything I want so that I can tell a lot of stories with it. What was lacking earlier with KS1 and KS2 was that it was just terrain... a setting for your miniatures to show you where and how far you can move. KS5 and KS6 tell stories. That's the difference for me!
You Can't Argue with Success
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Re: You Can't Argue with Success
Grumm thats exactly how I feel, just couldn't put it as poetically.
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Re: You Can't Argue with Success
Like minds Kryzsko!
The move to 3 months later have really benefited DF. Congrats guys!
Gencon nicely boosts the signal, and the marketing campaign this year was stellar!
I'm super happy to see this amount of backers & pledge level this year!
Well done folks!
The move to 3 months later have really benefited DF. Congrats guys!
Gencon nicely boosts the signal, and the marketing campaign this year was stellar!
I'm super happy to see this amount of backers & pledge level this year!
Well done folks!
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