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The clips that I got today are clearly intended for tiles that are only barely thinner than WotC's tiles. They fit quite nicely, and I didn't feel like I had to worry about anything breaking. The lack of recesses on my tiles makes for a gap of about 3mm between tiles. I can definitely live...

Comments on the pics, from left to right: 1) The spiral staircase with the bridge, the tower, and the swirly blue thing is one piece, remarkably solid. It was the first thing I made. 2) The ginormous diorama of the cliffs with the waterfall that turns into a sewer is all one piece. It can be...

I just played with them for a couple of hours. Here's what I've got to show for myself.

I just picked up the box of Terraclips plastic clips from my FLGS. I had stopped using my sizable collection of WotC Dungeon Tiles because the setups tend to fall apart if you look at them funny, let alone move minis around. Now I can build solid 2D and 3D structures! 120 clips for $20 is a...

Cool! Next step... convincing my DM to allow this. *crosses fingers*

I'm intrigued! I'm looking for software like that right now.

I've been working on adjusting the kingdom building rules for an upcoming Kingmaker game. The latest area under my knife is setting up rules for hiring, equipping, and maintaining armies. The default mass combat system for the path left me underwhelmed, so I wanted to hook up KM's build point...

I think the final form this will take will be as a chart that gives the maximum number of soldiers available based on the number of hexes in the kingdom. Should be pretty straightforward to use.

I'm doing a fairly serious overhaul of Kingmaker's kingdom building and mass combat rules. Once I've hammered out a few more details, I'll start compiling it into a resource for just my gaming group. I'm planning on using some copyrighted material from a few sources in the final form. To...

Baba Yaga totally just got added to my Kingmaker game.

I keened that thing a dozen sessions ago, and I have yet to roll a 17 or 18 on an attack roll. :-/

Good call on the totals for the chart. I'll definitely do that for the final one that will actually be used. Much easier to read. The reason I have it laid out as presented is so I can see both the difference between the building types as well as what is added with every single hex/square. I...

Yep, sure thing! I'll show you how to read it based on three scenarios: 1) Claiming a hex. Take the amounts per class from the line for 'base population', then add the amounts listed on the line called 'agri/resident'. It adds up to 250 citizens of varying classes. 2) Building a black market...