Dungeon Stamps, The Next Generation

[Green_Dragon_Studio]

We are few in number, you are many.​

Help us at Green Dragon Studio determine what will be included in the next release of Dungoen Stamps.

If you are unfamilliar with Dungeon Stamps, they are the innovative new game enhancement for the D20 system. These rubber stamps allow you to create terrain on vinyl game mats, dry erase boards, and paper on the fly, right in front of your players. The stamps enhance the visual appeal of any game. For more information check out or website at: www.greendragonstudio.com

Our Limited Edition release included 10 stamps:
a single door
a double door
a tree
a set of stairs
an arrow slit
crates and a barrel
a table
a chair
a torch
and a window

For our next release, we are invisioning three sets, all including three stamps, a bottle of ink and an ink pad. We also are looking at two exspansion sets with 5 stamps each. We would like your opinions and suggestions on the usefullness of these stamp combinations.

Stamp Set #1: Outdoor Set
Includes Green Ink
Stamps: Small 1" tree, Large 2" tree, small bush

Stamp Set #2: Door Set
Includes: Black Ink
Stamps: Single Door, Double Door, Trap Door

Stamp Set #3: Furniture Set
Includes: Brown Ink
Stamps: Chair (will be redisigned from original set), Table, Crates and barrel

Expansion Set #1: Dungeon Set
Stamps: Pile of Gold, Torch, Treasure Chest, Spiral Stairs, Corpse

Expansion Set #2: Interior Set
Stamps: Bed, Bookcase, Fireplace, Window, Desk

 

[Jaws]

I have em!

I have them and they are really cool. More outdoor stamps is what I could use. Bigger trees would be nice. I can't think of anything else. It looks like you covered most.


Peace and smiles

j.

 

[Rodrigo Istalindir]

I would find them most useful for terrain impediments -- trees and bushes, boulders, that kind of thing.

They'd have to be absolutely safe on dry-erase surfaces before I'd use them though. I'd be hesitant to risk using them on my Tact-tiles if they might stain.

 

[Sfounder]

Feedback

I love the stamps, since getting them my group has made quick and frequent use of them. Here's some feedback on the proposals, and other things I'd like to see:

Set 1 Outdoor Set:

I really don't need more trees. If I want a 2 inch tree I'd rather quickly stamp out four one in trees, and save the stamp for something else, like a boulder. Color ink is nice though.

Set 2 Door set:

you've already done single and double doors, but I understand the desire to make a new set. you might get a better response from people with the first set if you make something else new and not have 2 repeats (though the trap door is excellent), a portcullis for example.

I like the other set and the expansion set. Other things I would like include; a sarcophagus, a pentagram, and alter, and something like a liquid stamp (to denote water, acid or something similar.

thank you and keep up the good work!

 

[KB9JMQ]

Has anyone tried these on a set of Tac-Tiles ?
They look pretty cool but I don't want to ruin my tiles.

 

[Green_Dragon_Studio]

Has anyone tried these on a set of Tac-Tiles ?
They look pretty cool but I don't want to ruin my tiles.

KB, you are not the first to ask us this question. Thomas Belcher at BC Products (makers of tact-tiles) had asked us the same question when he meet us at Gen Con, Indy. At the time we had not tested it on dry-erase boards, but with Thomas standing right there we tested the ink on the dry-erase board that we had set-up at our booth and it worked perfectly. Thomas said that if it worked on the dry-erase board than it should work on the tac-tiles.

The ink that we supply with the stamps is similiar to Vis-a-vi, but differant. I don't know what chemicals make it differant, but what I do know is that our ink is less permanent than the pens. But to forewarn, we have yet to "officially" test it on the tiles.

Thank you KB and everyone else for your posts so far. Keep the input coming, it has already been extremely useful.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

For more information check out or website at: www.greendragonstudio.com

The link to your site is malformed. Try this one:

Green Dragon Studio

I have seen the product in the store and would like to get it, but the price tag is a bit off-putting (to me, anyway).

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Hey, I just saw the ebay listing; I might buy the demo set. Great idea for cheapies like me.

Also, do you have any plans to have a basic wall stamp? It would be a lot of fun (especially when the group might return to the same site again & again) to do the entire map on large graph paper and keep it for later use.

Maybe a small set of 3 could have a wall, curved wall, and a crenellated battlement for rooftop fun.

 

[Green_Dragon_Studio]

In regards to the wall idea, we are looking into a very innovative way to handle wall stamps. We have a few prototypes being tested at the moment and when a final design is decided upon, I will post it.

Question: What have you thought of the actual artwork used for the stamps? We are redisigning the chair at the moment (We have had feed back that it is a little confusing), but any suggestions on the other stamps?

Thank you all again for your comments and opinions

(A note to customers that have purchased the Dungeon Stamp Limited Edition Set: Bottles of Colored Ink and individual stamps will be available for purchase directly from Green Dragon Studio. All Limited Edition Stamp owners will be able purchase the ink and stamps at a reduced price, as graditute for helping get Green Dragon Studio off of the Ground. )

 

[Jaws]

(A note to customers that have purchased the Dungeon Stamp Limited Edition Set: Bottles of Colored Ink and individual stamps will be available for purchase directly from Green Dragon Studio. All Limited Edition Stamp owners will be able purchase the ink and stamps at a reduced price, as graditute for helping get Green Dragon Studio off of the Ground. )

Cool. Thanks.

Hey Barendd Nobeard, I could show you how they work. Let me know.


Peace and smiles

j.